“Health Protection and Promotion Act” means the Health Protection and Promotion Act, R.S.O. “dwelling unit” means a building, room or rooms occupied or intended for use as a housekeeping unit in which sanitary, cooking, living and sleeping facilities exist “Director” means the person occupying the position of Manager, By-law and Regulatory Services in the Emergency and Protective Services Department of the City of Ottawa, or an authorized representative (By-law Nos. “City” means the municipal corporation known as the City of Ottawa or the geographic area of the City of Ottawa as the context requires “Chief of Police” means the Chief of Police for the City of Ottawa or authorized assistants or persons acting under his or her authority “By-law Officer” means a person appointed by Council as a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer to enforce the provisions of the by-law
Animal care and control skin#
“bite” means a wound to the skin causing it to puncture or break aggressive behaviour resulting in physical contact and damage to clothing worn by the person or domestic animal, and “attacked” or “attacking” have a corresponding meaning.an assault resulting in bleeding, bone breakage, sprains, scratches or bruising or.
Animal care and control code#
“Animal Control Tribunal” means the person holding the position of General Manager of the Emergency and Protective Services Department, the Director of Building Code Services in the Planning and Growth Management Department, or the Program Manager of Parking Enforcement in the Emergency and Protective Services Department, or Christine Hartig, Project/Policy Officer, By-law and Regulatory Services Branch, Emergency and Protective Services Department (By-law No. “animal” means any member of the animal kingdom, other than a human The leash must be a maximum length of three metres (3m). Dogs must be on a leash at all times unless on private property or in an off-leash park. Dogs are not allowed within five metres (5m) of a play structure, a wading pool, or a spray pad.Only three (3) dogs over twenty (20) weeks of age may be kept in a residence unless the premises is a licensed kennel, an accredited veterinary facility or a registered facility for temporary foster care.No more than five cats over the age of twenty weeks are permitted in a residence unless the premises is a licensed kennel, an accredited veterinary facility or a registered facility for temporary foster care.A maximum of three (3) dogs are allowed in a residence where both cats and dogs are kept. The total number of cats and dogs allowed in a residence is five (5).City issued tags should be securely affixed to the cat's or dog’s collar or harness. Registrations must be renewed every year. All Cats and dogs must be registered with the City.Regulations include leashing, maximum number of pets permitted per household, registration, removal of waste, etc.
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