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Council delays vote on dangerous-dog ordinance until Nov. 11
Summary
The council postponed consideration of a first-reading ordinance to amend animal rules related to dangerous dogs until the Nov. 11 meeting at the Mayor Pro Tem's request; the item had been previously tabled.
The Lubbock City Council on Nov. 4 postponed consideration of a proposed ordinance on dangerous dogs until its Nov. 11 regular meeting.
The ordinance, introduced on first reading and described in the agenda as changes to Chapter 4 (Animals) including provisions related to dangerous dogs, had been previously tabled and was again postponed by motion. Mayor Pro Tem Christy Martinez Garcia moved to postpone consideration of item 6.3 until the Nov. 11 meeting; the motion was seconded and carried unanimously.
No substantive debate on the ordinance’s specific provisions was recorded in the transcript at this meeting; the council elected to consider the matter at the next regular meeting.
