3745-2024 Canine Control By-Law
BEING A BY-LAW RESPECTING THE REGULATION, CONTROL, PROTECTION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF DOGS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF AUGUSTA
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Passed by Council November 25, 2024
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF AUGUSTA
BY-LAW NUMBER 3745-2024
A BY-LAW RESPECTING THE REGULATION, CONTROL, PROTECTION, AND
IDENTIFICATION OF DOGS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF AUGUSTA
WHEREAS Section 11(3)9 of the Municipal Act, 2001, 5.0. 2001. &25 allows for lower
tier municipalities to pass By-Laws respecting matters pertaining to animals;
AND WHEREAS Section 103 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.D. 2001, c.25 authorizes
municipalities to pass By-Laws providing for the seizure and impounding of animals;
AND WHEREAS Section 105 of the Municipal Act, 2001, 5.0. 2001, c.25 requires
Council or an Animal Control Officer, or designate of the municipality to hold a hearing on
whether to exempt an owner in whole or in part from muzzling requirements of a dog,
when so requested by the dog owner;
AND WHEREAS Section 151 of the Municipal Act, 2001, 5.0.2001, c.25 authorizes
municipalities to pass By-Laws for licensing, regulating, and governing any business
carried on within the municipality;
AND WHEREAS Section 425 of the Municipal Act, 2001, 5.0. 2001, c25, provides for a
municipality to pass By-Laws providing that a person who contravenes a By-Law of the
municipality passed under the Act is guilty of an offence;
WHEREAS Section 426 of the Municipal Act, 2001, St. 2001, c.25 provides that
no person shall hinder or obstruct, or attempt to hinder or obstruct, any person who is
exercising a power or performing a duty under this Act or under a By-Law passed under
this Act;
AND WHEREAS Section 429 of the Municipal Act, 2001: 5.0. 2001, c.25 provides for a
municipality to establish a system of fines for offences under a By-Law of the municipality
passed under this Act;
AND WHEREAS Section 436 of the Municipal Act, 2001, S.0. 2001, c.25 provides for a
municipality to pass By-Laws that authorize the municipality to enter on land at any
reasonable time for the purpose of carrying out an inspection to determine if a By-Law of
the municipality is being complied with, or to determine if an order or direction of the
municipality made under the Act or made under the By-Law is complied with, and may
require information, inspect documents and take samples;
AND WHEREAS Section 444 of the Municipal Act, 2001, provides that a municipality
may make an order to require a person to discontinue contravening a By-Law and to do
the work required to correct the contravention;
AND WHEREAS Section 445 of the Municipal Act, 2001, provides that if a municipality is
satisfied that a contravention of a By-Law of the municipality passed under the Municipal
Act has occurred, the municipality may make an order requiring the person who
contravened the By-Law or who caused or permitted the contravention or the owner or
occupier of the land on which the contravention occurred to do work to correct the
contravention;
AND WHEREAS Council seeks in the public interest to identify dogs, and to prohibit
dogs from trespassing or running at large, or causing a public nuisance, and to ensure
that dogs that have been deemed aggressive are appropriately restrained, leashed or
muzzled;
NOW THEREFORE The Council of the Corporation of the Township of Augusta enacts
as follows:
1. DEFINITIONS
In this By-Law,
1.1. “Aggressive Dog” shall mean any dog that has been designated aggressive by
an Officer.
1.2. “Animal” shall mean any member of the animal kingdom other than a human,
as determined by the Officer depending on the circumstances.
1.3. “Attack” shall mean force applied by a dog to a Person or other Animal
consisting of more than one bite, or more than one puncture, or more than one
laceration, resulting in bleeding, sprains, serious bruising, or multiple injuries.
1.4. “Bite” shall mean a wound to the skin caused by the teeth of a dog that causes
the skin to puncture, break, bruise, or bleed.
1.5. “Board” shall mean to provide a dog with regular food, water, and shelter.
1.6. “Care and Control” shall mean having at all times, the ability to manage, direct,
and restrict the movement of a dog.
1.7. “Council” shall mean The Council of The Corporation of the Township of
Augusta.
1.8. “Describe” shall mean the breed, sex, colour, and disposition of a dog.
1.9. “Dog” shall mean a female or male dog.
1.10. “Dog Tag” shall mean a tag purchased or obtained from the Township bearing
an identification number and the name of the Township.
1.11. “Euthanized” shall mean humanely destroyed by a Veterinarian.
1.12. “Farm Work Dog” shall mean a dog that is trained and engaged in herding or
acting as guardians of livestock on a farm.
1.13. “Hunting Dog” shall mean a dog that is under the direct supervision of a
person who is a bona fide hunter actively engaged in hunting in accordance
with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, 1997, SO. 1997, c. 41, as
amended, and other applicable laws during a permitted season to whom has
been issued such necessary licences and permits as may be required by the
laws of Canada, the Province of Ontario and the Township. Provided that such
person has obtained the prior consent of the owner of the parcel of land on
which the hunting dogs are at large, which consent is obtained not more than
one year prior to the date of the occasion on which the dogs are at large.
1.14. “Kennel” shall mean any premises, building, cage or pen, meeting definitions
of a small or large kennel other than a veterinary hospital or clinic. A kennel
shall be deemed the Owner while in care and control of dogs. All kennels are to
be an accessory use to an occupied residential unit.
1.15. “Small Kennel” shall mean a kennel that is allowed to keep a minimum of five
(5) dogs, a maximum often (10) dogs, and a maximum of eight (8) pups.
1.16. “Large Kennel” shall mean a kennel that is allowed to keep a minimum of
eleven (11) dogs, a maximum of thirty (30) dogs, and a maximum of twenty (20)
pups.
1.17. “Kennel Identifier Tag” shall mean a tag provided by a kennel and affixed to
all dogs kept at the kennel which identifies the name and phone number of said
kennel.
1.18. “Law Enforcement Work Dog” shall mean a dog trained and engaged in Law
Enforcement work.
1.19. “Leash” shall mean a device of sufficient strength and material for holding a
dog and shall not exceed 1.8 meters (6 feet) in length.
1.20. “Leashed” shall mean a leash securely attached to the dog at one end of the
leash, and the other end held by the Owner or secured to an object of sufficient
strength and material to hold the dog.
1.21. “Livestock” means cattle, fur-bearing animals, goats, horses, rabbits, sheep
or swine and includes poultry.
1.22. “Muzzle” shall mean a humane fastening or covering device placed over the
mouth of a dog that does not interfere with the breathing, panting, ability to
drink, or vision of the dog, and of sufficient strength to prevent the dog from
biting, the words “Muzzled” and “Muzzling” have a corresponding meaning.
1.23. “Officer” shall mean the By-Law Enforcement Officer or Canine Control Officer
for the Township of Augusta as appointed by Council, Police Officer, any other
person or company directed by the Clerk to enforce parts of this By-Law, agents
and inspectors designated as such under the Ontario Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. 0. 36 and all other Enforcement
Officers as may be appointed by the Province of Ontario.
1.24. “Owner” shall mean any person who possesses, harbours, keeps, or is in the
care and control of the dog and where the Owner is a minor, the person
responsible for the custody of the minor and includes a person who has
temporary guardianship of the dog, the word “Owns” has a corresponding
meaning.
1.25. “Property” shall mean a parcel of land, vacant or occupied or to be occupied
by one or more main buildings, structures, or uses, with any accessory
buildings, including all yards, in compliance with the Township of Augusta
Zoning By-Law.
1.26. “Pup” shall mean any dog under the age of twelve (12) weeks.
1.27. “Restrained” shall mean being kept inside a building or house or in an
enclosed pen of sufficient dimensions and strength to be humane and to
prevent a dog from escaping and encountering persons, livestock or animals
other than the Owner of the dog.
1.28. “Running at Large” shall mean a dog being elsewhere than on the property of
the Owner and not being under the immediate care and control of the Owner.
1.29. “Service Dog” shall mean a dog that has been trained by a qualified facility,
agency, or person to provide special services to a person with a disability and
is actively in use for such purposes (i.e. guide dog, therapy dog etc.).
1.30. “Severe Injury” shall mean any injury to a Person or Animal that requires
medical attention such as wounds requiring sutures, or other wound repair and
closing, or surgery, disfiguring or scarring lacerations, broken bones, severe
sprains, or any other similar serious injury, and any other injury as determined
to be severe by a Court, or Officer upon hearing the evidence.
1.31. “Tattoo” shall mean a permanent marking on a dog which identities the
breeder/kennel.
1.32. “Temporary Guardianship” shall mean any property where up to tour (4)
dogs are located and some or all of the four (4) dogs are temporarily left in the
care and control of someone other than the Owner. This includes but is not
limited to all dog sitting, doggy day cares, dog walking, and dog grooming.
1.33. “Township” shall mean the Corporation of the Township of Augusta
1.34. “Veterinarian” shall mean a person registered to practice veterinary science
under the Veterinarians Act, R.S.O. 1990, c V.3.
1.35. “Without Provocation” shall mean when used in reference to a bite or attack
on a person, livestock, or animal, in the absence of any abuse, assault, teasing,
tormenting, unwanted physical contact or the like by the person, livestock, or
animal who sustained the bite or attack.
2. IDENTIFICATION
2.1. Every Owner of a dog shall license their dog(s)
2.1.a. annually;2.1 .b. within thirty (30) days of becoming an Owner;
2.1.c. within twelve (12) weeks of its birth; or
2.1 .d. within thirty (30) days after taking up residency in the Township.
2.2. Every license under Section 2.1 shall be valid and in force until December 31st of
the year purchased and is nontransferable.
2.3. On payment of the license fee, the Owner will be furnished with a dog tag, and
the Owner shall keep the tag securely fixed on the dog in respect of which the
license is issued at all times. Hunting Dogs, Law Enforcement Work Dogs, and
Farm Work Dogs may remove the dog tag while the dog is fulfilling their duties
and is under the direct care and control of the Owner.
2.4. No person shall use a dog tag upon a dog other than for which it was issued,
and the dog tag shall expire and become void upon the sale, barter, exchange,
trading, gifting, or death of the dog.
2.5. The Township shall:
2.5.a. keep a complete register of all dogs and kennels in respect of which
licenses are issued and;
2.5.b. keep an accurate account of all monies paid to the Municipality.
2.6. All Owners shall pay the appropriate fees as set forth in the Township Fees &
Charges By-Law.
3. DOGS AT LARGE
3.1. Hunting Dogs, Law Enforcement Work Dogs, Service Dogs and Farm Work
Dogs are exempt from this section while fulfilling their duties but must be under
care and control of the Owner at all times.
3.2. Dogs are not considered to be running at large while within the fenced property
at a Township owned dog park and, in the care, and control of the Owner.
3.3. No Owner shall allow their dog to run at large.
3.4. Every Owner who fairs to maintain care and control of a dog while off the
property of the Owner may be ordered by the Officer to leash the dog.
4. PUBLIC NUISANCES
4.1. If a dog defecates on any property other than the property of its Owner, the
Owner must remove such feces immediately.
4.2. No Owner shall allow dog feces to accumulate on any property in such an
amount as to cause offensive odors or environmental issues.
4.3. The Owner of a dog must ensure that the dog does not upset any waste
receptacles or scatter the contents thereof on any property.
4.4. The Owner of a dog must ensure that the dog does not chase persons, bicycles,
vehicles, livestock, or other animals.
4.5. The Owner of a dog must ensure that the dog does not cause damage to any
property other than the property of its Owner.
5. AGGRESSIVE DOGS
5.1. Every Owner, who has a dog that was designated aggressive in another
municipality within seven (7) days of taking up residency shall:
5.1.a. notify the Township of the aggressive dog;
5.1.b. license their dog as aggressive; and
5.1 .c. pay the licensing fee for an aggressive dog which may be refunded after
an investigation by an Officer.
5.2. The Officer may designate a dog to be an aggressive dog, where:
5.2.a. the dog has caused a Severe Injury or death to a person, livestock or
animal, whether on public or private property;
5.2.b. there are reasonable grounds to believe the dog poses a risk to the health
and safety of Persons in the Township; or
5.2.c. the dog has bitten, attacked, chase, any persons, bicycles, vehicles,
livestock, or other animals.
5.3. An Owner of an aggressive dog shall be notified in writing by the Officer that the
dog has been designated as an aggressive dog and Owner must comply with
the provisions in Section 5 within twenty-four (24) hours.
5.4. The Owner of an aggressive dog shall not permit the dog to be in any dog park
within the Township.
5.5. If after two (2) years the dog has not been involved in any further incidences,
and the Owners can establish (for example, by affidavits of current neighbours,
dog trainers and/or veterinarian’s report) that the propensity and disposition of
the dog is no longer aggressive, the Officer may decide to relieve the Owner
from complying with the provisions in Section 5. of the By-Law. The methods of
determining whether a dog is still aggressive will be measured against the
severity of the original attack, the age of the dog at the time of the attack, the
methods of training employed to rehabilitate the dog from its aggressive
behaviour, its current environment, the sincerity of the Owner, and the records of
the Officer.
5.6. The Owner of an aggressive dog shall comply with all the following requirements
when the aggressive dog is ON the property of the Owner:
5.6.a. the aggressive dog shall be restrained and, in the care, and control of the
owner and;
5.6.b. shall purchase sign(s) from the Township that must be posted at all
entrances, in public view, to the property upon which the aggressive dog
is kept. The Officer shall approve the location of the posted signs.
5.7. The Owner of an aggressive dog shall comply with all the following requirements
when the aggressive dog is OFF the property of the Owner:
5.7.a. the aggressive dog shall be muzzled and;
5.7.b. the aggressive dog shall be leashed and under the care and control of the
owner or a competent person who is eighteen (18) years of age or older,
capable of caring for the aggressive dog.
5.8. The Owner of a dog that has been ordered to be muzzled may request and is
entitled to a hearing by Council. Council may decide to relieve the Owner from
complying with Section 5.7a. of the By-Law.
5.9. The Owner of an aggressive dog shall:
5.9.a. pay an annual license fee as prescribed for aggressive dogs as set forth in
Townships Fees and Charges By-Law; and
5.9.b. at the time of licensing inform the Township that the dog has been
designated aggressive.
5.9.c. provide the Township with a current photo of the side profile and face of the
aggressive dog.
5.10. Should an aggressive dog be sold, traded, exchanged, bartered, or gifted, the
Owner shall, within two (2) working days, provide the Township and the Officer
with the new address and telephone number of the new Owner.
5.11. Should an aggressive dog relocate to another municipality, the Owner shall,
within two (2) working days, provide the Township and the Officer with their new
address and contact information.
5.12. The Owner of an aggressive dog shall advise the Township and the Officer
immediately if the aggressive dog is running at large.
5.12.a. once the Township and Officer are advised of an aggressive dog running
at large, the Township may notify and warn the public using any resources
available.
5.13. The Owner of an aggressive dog shall advise the Township, the Officer, and
the Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit immediately if the aggressive
dog has bitten or attacked any person.
5.14. The Owner of an aggressive dog shall advise the Township within seven (7)
working days of the death of the aggressive dog.
5.15. In addition to the requirements of this By-Law, the Owner of an aggressive dog
may be subject to other legislation.
6. DOG ATTACKS AND BITES
6.1. No Owner may use or direct a dog to attack, chase, harass or threaten a person,
livestock, or animal
6.2. The Owner of a dog must ensure that such dog does not bite any person,
livestock, or animal.
6.3. The Owner of a dog must ensure that such dog does not attack any person,
livestock, or animal.
6.4. If a dog bites or attacks a Person, livestock, or another Animal, the Owner must
within twenty-four (24) hours:
6.4.a. provide the Owner’s name and the dog tag number to the person who was
bit or whose animal was bit, and
6.4.b. contact the Township by phone or in person to provide the information
requested in 6.4a and the contact information of the person who was bit or
whose animal was bit.
6.5. Where a person is on a premises with the intention of committing, or in the
commission of, a criminal act and an injury caused by being bitten or attacked by
a dog, the Owner of the dog is not liable under section 6.2 or 6.3 unless the
keeping of the dog on the premises was unreasonable for the purpose of the
protection of persons or property.
7. TEMPORARY GUARDIANSHIP
7.1. Temporary guardianship must comply with the requirements of the Township’s
Comprehensive Zoning By-Law and must comply to all sections of this By-Law.
8. KENNELS
8.1. No person shall own, board, or operate any kennel in the Township of Augusta
unless a kennel license has been obtained by them.
8.2. Should the Owner and or operator of a kennel permit the kennel or the dogs
under their care and control to violate any provisions of this By-Law, the Officer
may enforce a penalty, revoke the license, or give a written notification order to
the kennel Owner requiring the kennel Owner to correct the violations within the
stated period. If the kennel Owner fails to correct the violations, the kennel
license may be revoked.
8.3. An application for a kennel license shall be made by the Owner to the Township
and all applicable fees paid according to Townships Fees and Charges By-Law.
8.4. Each kennel license, unless specifically expressed to be a shorter period,
suspended, or revoked, shall be valid until December 31 of the year purchased
and is nontransferable.
8.5. The Township may request an inspection of a small kennel by a veterinarian, to
be completed before the issuance of any kennel license. Any fee or charges for
such services shall be payable by the Owner within 30 days of the account being
rendered, and if not so paid, may be added to the tax roll of the property Owner,
and shall bear interest at the same rate that applies to overdue taxes, and
collected in like manner as municipal taxes.
8.6. The kennel must furnish each dog with a Kennel Identifier Tag or tattoo similar in
manner to the Township provided dog tag but unique to that kennel or a kennel
specific tattoo and securely fixed to each dog while the dog is the care of the
control of the kennel owner. Hunting Dogs, Law Enforcement Work Dogs, and
Farm Work Dogs may remove the dog tag while the dog is fulfilling their duties
and is under the direct care and control of the Owner
8.7. Kennels owners must provide an example Kennel Identifier Tag or tattoo photo
to the Township upon application for license.
8.8. All kennels operated in the Township shall maintain dogs and all property in a
humane manner including:
8.8.a. providing shelter
8.8.b. providing Food and water and;
8.8.c. ensuring a clean and sanitary property.
8.9. Whenever, an Officer deems that an inspection of a Kennel is necessary, the
Township and its Officers shall have at their discretion the ability to retain the
services of a qualified individual or consulting agency with respect to the nature
of the inspection or require the Owner to have their site inspected by a
veterinarian. Any fee or charges for such services shall be payable by the
Owner within 30 days of the account being rendered, and if not so paid, may be
added to the tax roll of the property Owner, and shall bear interest at the same
rate that applies to overdue taxes, and collected in like manner as municipal
taxes.
8.10. No person shall establish or operate a kennel within 300m (984 ft.) of a
dwelling on another lot, or where there is an abutting vacant lot; no person shall
establish or operate a kennel within 300m (984 ft.) of the property line. Abutting
includes lands located across a road, highway, or unopened road allowance.
Site Specific exceptions to this provision are detailed in Schedule B.
8.11. Amendments to the minimum setback requirements under Section 8.10 may be
considered by Council after circulation of the proposed amendment to any
neighbouring owner of a dwelling within 30Dm (984 ft.) of the kennel and/or to
the owner of a vacant lot within 30Dm (984 ft.) of the kennel a minimum of
fourteen (14) days prior to the consideration of the amendment by Council and
will be provided opportunity to present written or oral comments. The Owner
shall pay an administrative application fee as prescribed for this amendment set
forth in Townships Fees and Charges By-Law
8.12. Every Kennel Owner shall ensure that all dogs are in their care and control at
all times.
8.13. Every Large Kennel operator shall:
8.13.a. have their premises inspected by a Licensed Veterinarian at least once per
year and obtain proof of compliance from the Licensed Veterinarian to
ensure the kennel is sanitary, and the dogs are safe and being kept
humanely. Any fee or charges for such services shall be payable by the
Owner within 3D days of the account being rendered, and if not so paid,
may be added to the tax roll of the property Owner, and shall bear interest
at the same rate that applies to overdue taxes, and collected in like
manner as municipal taxes;
8.13.b. post proof of certificate of compliance from the Licensed Veterinarian at
the main entrance to the kennel, within public view and;
8.13.c. present proof of certificate of compliance from the Licensed Veterinarian
to the Township upon license application.
8.14. A Large Kennel must have separate housing for the dogs from any other use
on the property that may include other buildings or residences. The kennel
building and housing must conform to the Ontario Building Code.
8.15. Any new applicant for a large kennel license not previously licensed must first
obtain confirmation from the Township that the property location complies with
the requirements of the Township’s Comprehensive Zoning By-Law and shall
be subject to site plan control.
8.16. Every Large Kennel Owner shall ensure all dogs are restrained on property by
a fence built of sufficient strength and material to restrain the dogs.
8.17. Every Large Kennel Owner shall ensure that the fencing required by 8.16 is
built in accordance with the published papers and guidelines of the Canadian
Veterinary Medical Association, in “A Code of Practice for Canadian Kennel
Operations” and the Ontario Building Code.
8.18. All fencing. or shelter or other structures shall comply with Township By-Laws,
and Federal and Provincial Acts, Laws, and Regulations that apply.
9. IMPOUNDMENT AND RECOVERY OF DOGS
9.1. An Officer may seize or impound any dog within the Township of Augusta that is
found running at large and the dog may be delivered to the Township Pound, or
to the dog(s) Owner if the dog has a valid licence.
9.2. Any person may humanely seize a dog running at large, and advise the Officer,
who shall seize or impound the dog as per 9.1.
9.3. No person shall attempt to remove a captured, trapped, or impounded dog from
the care and control of the Officer, whether the Officer is present or not.
9.4. The Owner shall pay all fees set forth in the Township Fees and Charges By
Law for the obtainment and or impoundment of the dog as required.
9.5. If an Owner fails to claim their dog within five (5) days, the dog will became the
property of the Pound.
10. PENALTY
10.1. Any person who contravenes any provision of this By-Law shall be guilty of an
offence and upon conviction, shall be liable to a penalty as provided under the
Provincial Offences Act. Provincial Offences Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P33, as
amended, as set out in Schedule “A’ Set Fines
11. OTHER
11.1. Where a provision of this By-Law conflicts with a provision of another By-Law
enforced in the Township, the provisions that establish the higher standard shall
prevail to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public.
11.2. This By-Law shall come into force and take effect upon its passing.
11.3. Schedules “A” and “B” shall constitute part of this By-Law.
12. SEVERABILITY
12.1. If any provision of this By-Law or application thereof to any person or
circumstance is held invalid by any Court, other provisions or applications of the
By-Law which can given effect without the invalid provision or application shall
not be affected, and to this end the provisions of this By-Law are declared to be
severable.
13. ENFORCEMENT
13.1. All Officers may enforce this By-Law.
13.2. No person shall provide false information or give a false statement to an
Officer, employee, and/or agent of the Municipality in the lawful exercise of a
power or duty under this By-Law.
13.3. No person shall hinder or otherwise obstruct, nor attempt to hinder or obstruct,
either directly or indirectly, an Officer, employee, and/or agent of the
Municipality in the lawful exercise of a power or duty under this By-Law.
13.4. Every person shall comply with any Order or Notice issued under the authority
of this By-Law.
13.5. In exercising their enforcement powers under this By- Law, the Officer may
take into consideration the following circumstances:
13.5.a. the dog’s past and present temperament and behaviour.
13.5.b. the seriousness of the injuries caused by the biting or attack.
13.5.c. whether the bite or attack was with or without provocation.
13.5.d. unusual contributing circumstances tending to justify the dog’s action.
13.5.e. the improbability that a similar attack will be repeated.
13.5.1. the dog’s physical potential for inflicting harm.
13.5.g. precautions taken by the Owner to preclude similar attacks in the future;
and or
13.5.h. any other circumstances that the Officer considers to be relevant.
14. SHORT TITLE
14.1. This By-Law may be referred to as the “Dog By-Law.”
15. REPEALS
15.1. By-Law 3645-2023 and all By-Laws relating to the regulation and control of
dogs and contrary to this By-Law are hereby rescinded.
READ a first and second time this 25tui day of November 2024
READ a third time and passed this 25th day of November 2024
Signed by Mayor Jeff Shaver and Clerk Annette Simonian
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF AUGUSTA
PART I PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
BY-LAW 3745-2024
THE REGULATION AND CONTROL, PROTECTION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF DOGS BY-LAW
SCHEDULE “A” — SET FINES
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF AUGUSTA
PART I PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
BY-LAW 3745-2024
THE REGULATION AND CONTROL, PROTECTION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF DOGS BY-LAW
SCHEDULE “A” — SET FINES
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF AUGUSTA
PART I PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
BY-LAW 3745-2024
THE REGULATION AND CONTROL, PROTECTION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF DOGS BY-LAW
SCHEDULE “A” — SET FINES
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF AUGUSTA
BY-LAW 3745-2024
THE REGULATION AND CONTROL, PROTECTION, AND IDENTIFICATION OF DOGS BY-LAW
SCHEDULE “B” — SITE SPECIFIC EXEMPTIONS
