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AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN SS.
E. C. L'Herault, being duly sworn on oath says that he is and during all the times herein stated has
been President of The Post Publishing Co., the publishers of the newspaper known as THE BROOKLYN
CENTER PRESS, and has full knowledge of the facts herein stated; that for more than one year prior
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printed and published in the City of Crystal in the Ciunty of Hennepin, State of Minnesota, on Wednesday
of each week; that during all said time the following conditions have existed:
Said newspaper has been printed in the English language from its known office of publication within
the city from which it purports to be issued as above stated to column and sheet form equivalent in space
to at least 450 running inches of single column, two inches wide; it has been issued once each week from a
known office established in such place for publication and equipped with skilled workmen and necessary
material for preparing and printing the same; the press work thereon has been done in its known office of
publication; in its makeup not less than twenty -five per cent of its news column has been devoted to local
news of interest to the community which it purports to serve; it has contained general news, comment and
miscellany; it has not wholly duplicated any other publication and has not been entirely made up of pat-
ents, plate matter, and advertisements; it has been circulated in and near its said place of publication to the
extent of at least two hundred and forty (240) copies regularly delivered to paying subscribers; it has had
entry as second class matter in its local postoffice; has filed a copy of each issue with the State Histori•
cal Society in St. Paul; and there has been on file in the office of the County Auditor of Hennepin
County, Minnesota, the affidavit of a person having knowledge of the facts, showing the name and
location of said newspaper and the existence of the conditions constituting its qualifications as a legal
newspaper.
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printed and published therein in the English language once each week, for.,. weeks;
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THE BROOKLYN CENTER PRESS
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MINNEAPOLIS 29, MINNESOTA
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AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE KEEP- operation of any kennel in relation to any dog in heat is Impounded while running at
ING OF DOGS, AND REGULATING KENNELS, of said matters shall be presumptive proof large on public streets, playgrounds, parks
PROVIDING FOR LICENSING T H E R E O F , thereof• or other public property such dog may be
AND - PROVIDING PENALTIES FCR THE Section 1 -103. ANIMAL CONTROL OF- immediately disposed of by the Animal Con-
VIOLATION THEREOF AND AMENDING FICER: trol Officer or the Village Police in accord -
CHAPTER I OF THE VILLAGE ORDINANCES 1- 103.1. APPOINTMENTS: The animal antce with the provisions of this ordinance.
The Village Council of the Village of Brook - control officer shall be appointed by the Section 1 -110. PENALTY: Upon convic-
lyn Center do ordain as follows: governing body of the municipality and shall tion of any of the foregoing forbidden acts,
Section 1: Chapter 1 of the Village Ordi- serve for a period of one year or until earlier any person may be punished by a fine not to
nances is hereby amended to read as follows: termination of the appointment by the Coun- exceed $100,00 or by imprisonment not to
Section 1 -101. LICENSING: Every owner cil, exceed 90 days.
or keeper of one or more'dogs shall obtain 1- 103,2. DEPUTIES: The animal control Section 1 -111. DEFINITIONS:
an appropriate license from the office of officer may appoint a deputy to assist him Antmal —An animal as used in this sec -
the Municipal Clerk, in performing his duties, tion includes dogs and wild animals.
1- 101.1. The following licenses are ap- 1x103.3, DUTIES: The animal control Wild animal —A wild animal where used in
propriate; officer shall have the following duties: this ordinance is intended to exclude
a. DOGS: A dog license shall be evf- a. 'To impound any dog found within the dogs, cats and domestic animals.
denced by a tag provided by the municipality without a current license. Wild Fowl —Wild Fowl Is intended to ex-
municipality, b. To impound any dog found within the clude domestic fowl and petfowl.
b. DOG KENNEL LICENSE: Kenneled municipality running at large, i.e.offof Appropriate License — Appropriate
dogs reed not be individually licensed _ the premises of the owner and either license means either a dog or kennel
but the owner or keeper must obtain unleashed or out of the immediate con- license,
a kennel license, issued by the munl- trol of a responsible person. Person — Person means any natural per -
cipalitg, c. To inspect the kennel facilities of any son, corporation, partnership or Joint
1- 101.2. AFFD(ING AND DISPLAYING applicant for a kennel license. venture, or association,
LICENSE: Every dog license must be firmly d. To Impound and dispose of, pursuant Section 2: Sections 1 -101 through 1 -119
affixed to the dog's collar. to this section, any wild animals, as of Chapter 1 are hereby repealed.
Every kennel license shall be displayed defined by this ordinance, which are Section 3 —This ordinance shall be ef-
upon the enclosure wherein the dogs arekept found within the Village, fective from and after its legal publication,
or in any other manner which makes the e. To dispose of all dead animals found Adopted this 27th day of December 1965,
license visible to any person inspecting the within the Village, GORDON M. ERICKSON
enclosure, f. TO patrol the streets of the muni- Mayor
1- 101.3. LICENSING FEES: cipality for the purpose of performing EARL A. SIMONS, Clerk
Dog License — Male...... . . $3.00 the above mentioned duties and to en- (Published in The Brooklyn Center Press
Female ............ 5.00 force the provisions of this ordinance. January 12 and 19, 1966.)
Spayed female ........ 3.00 The hours of patrol will be prescribed
(upon presentation of proper by the resolution of the governingbody
proof thereof) appointing the animal control officer
Kennel License . . 3.00 and by any amendments thereto ap-
1- 101.4. LICENSE APPLICATION.Appli- proved by the governing body.
cation for an appropriate license shall be g• To refer violations of this ordinance
made upon forms provided by the munici- to the municipal attorney for review,
pality. Application for an appropriate license Section 1 -104. VILLAGE POUND:
shall be made within 7 days of the day upon 1- 104.1. POUND ESTABLISHED: A vll-
which any person becomes the owner or lage pound is hereby established for the
keeper of any dog or of a kennel. Any appli. Purpose of holding animals impounded pur-
cant for a dog or kennel license shall in suant to the provisions of this ordinance.
addition to paying the license fee, present 1- 104.2, POUNDMASTER: The govern -
to the office of the Municipal Clerk satis- ing body of the municipality may appoint a
factory proof that the dogs have received vac- poundmaster who shall serve for a period
cination for rabies within 18 months previ- of one year or until his appointment is sooner
ous to the application with Rabies Vaccine, terminated by the governing body.
Modified Live Virus Type, or within 3 1- 104.3, POUNDMASTER'S DUTIES: The
months previous tothe application with Rabies poundmaster shall have the following duties:
Vaccine, Killed Virus Type, a. To maintain the facilities approved
1.101.5. LICENSE CONDITION: The dum- by the governing body as the municipal
bar of dogs may be limited pursuant to this pound in a clean healthful, sanitary
ordinance. and safe .condition and in a humane
1.101.6. LOST, DESTROYED OR MUTT- manner.
LATED LICENSES: Any licensee whose It- b, To notify the person named as
cease has been lost, destroyed or mutilated licensee that the dog bearing his ,
shall immediately apply to the Municipal license has been impounded and may
Clerk's Office for a duplicate license. If the be redeemed pursuant to the provi-
licensee presents to the Municipal Clerk's sions of this ordinance.
Office the receipt showing payment of the c. To dispose of unclaimed dogs, wild
original license fee and pays a fee of $1.00, animals and wild fowl pursuant to the
the office of the Municipal Clerk shall, if Provisions of this ordinance.
the license has not expired, issue aduplicate Section 1-105. IMPOUNDED DOGS:
,license. a. Every impounded dog shall, unless
1.101.7. LICENSE EXPIRATION: Every sooner claimed, be held in the muni-
dog and kennel license shall expire on De- cipal pound for five (5) days.
cember ,31, next following the issuance of b. Any dog not claimed at the end of
the license. the fifth day may be disposed of pur-
1,101.8, LICENSES NOT TRANS- suant to the provisions of Section 35.71,
FERABLE: Dog and kennel licenses shall Minnesota Laws of 1955, C. 112.
apply solely to the named licensee and shall C. Any wild animal or wild fowl may be
not be transferable to any other person. disposed of as provided above or in any
1.101.9. NO REFUND. No refunds will other reasonable and humane manner.
be made of any dog or kennel license fee. Section 1- 106, RELEASE OF IMPOUNDED
1.101.10. EXCEPTIONS: The following DOGS: The Poundmaster shall release any dog
persona are exempted from the licensing claimed by any person, upon payment of a
requirements of this ordinance: poundage fee of $8.00 and upon payment of
The owner or keeper of: $1.25 for each day or part thereof for which
One or more dogs less than 6 months the dog has been impounded, except that
old. he shall not release any unlicensed dog unless
Section 1 -102. KENNELS: the claimant also shall obtain and display
to the poundmaster a current dog or kennel
Section 1- 102,1. NUMBER OF license, A dog license shall be firmly
DOGS: Every person who owns or keeps with- affixed to the dog's collar before the dog is
in the Village three (3) or more dogs six (6) released.
months old or older shall obtain a kennel Section 1 -101. RESTRAINT OF DOGS:
license. The maximum number of dogs per - The animal control officer shall order the
mitted by this ordinance to be kept in a owner or keeper of any dog which has bit-
licensed kennel shall be five (5). Any per- ten a human being or domestic animal to
son, however, may apply for special per- keep said dog tied up securely for a period
mission to keep more than five dogs, but of 14 days following the biting, when in his
not more than ten (10). Such application opinion the dog may be afflicted with rabies,
for special permission shall be made upon Section 1 -108. MUZZLING: When•in his
a form provided by the municipality and opinion there is danger to the public from
shall state: rabid dogs, the Animal Control Officer shall
a. The number of dogs the applicant recommend to the governing body of the
proposes to keep, municipality that it require the muzzling
b. The breed and sex of the dogs, of every dog found within the municipality
c. The length of time the applicant unless the dog is securely tied ar held upon
Proposes to keep more than five the owner or keeper's premises.
mss• Section 1 -109. FINES AND PENALTIES:
d. That the applicant has contacted each 1- 109.1. It shall be unlawful for any per -
of his abutting neighbors and has in- son to permit a dog to run at large off of
formed each neighbor of his plans to the premises of the owner or keeper and
keep more than five dogs for the period either unleashed or out of the immediate con -
indicated• trol of a responsible person.
The Municipal Clerk's Office shall then 1- 109.2. It shall be unlawful for any
determine: person to own or keep more than 2 dogs on
a. Whether the applicant's kennel facili- his premises in the municipality without ob-
ties satisfy the requirements of Sec- taining a kennel license pursuant to this ordi-
tfon 1 -102,2 of this ordinance. nonce,
b: Whether the applicant's property is 1- 109.3. It shall be unlawful for any person
in a residential- or non- residential to own or keep a greater number of dogs than
neighborhood, is designated upon his kennel license.
The Municipal Clerk shall issue special 1.109.4. It shall be unlawful for any
permission if: person to own or keep any unlicensed dog
A. The applicant's kennel facilities sat- to the municipality, unless specifically ex-
isfy the requirements of Section cepted herein.
1.102.2 of this ordinance. 1.109.5. It shall be unlawful for any person
b. The applicant's property is in a non- to maintain dogs in such a way as to create
residential neighborhood and the Mu- a public nuisance.
nicipal Clerk's Office may attach to 1.109.6. It shall be unlawful for any person
the license conditions as to the duration to violate a muzzling proclamation enacted
of the special permission and as tothe by the governing body.
the number of dogs in excess of five 1.109.7. FEMALE DOGS: It shall be un-
(5) that are to be permitted, lawful for any person, firm or corporation
1.102.2. STANDARDS FOR KENNEL OP- owning, keeping or harboring any female
ERATION: Every kennel shall be operated in a dog or dogs to allow them to run at large
clean, healthful, sanitary, safe condition and within the Village while in heat and the Ani-
humane manner in accordance with stand- mal Control Officer and his deputies are
aids set forth in Chapter 347.23, Laws of hereby authorized and directed to take up
Minnesota 1963, said standards being in- and impound such female dogs, wherever
e0170rated herein by reference, and so as net found, whether licensed or not, and to re-
to create a public nuisance, and failure to do lease said dogs only when properly licensed
an shall constitute grounds for revocation and upon the order of the Village Council. In
of the license of such kennel. The determina- the event that any unidentified or stray female
Hon by the Village Council as to the manner of