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Board upholds $150 citation after neighbor testimony and photos in Keys Ferry Road poultry-kill case
Summary
The Code Enforcement Board found evidence that two dogs had been off property and unrestrained at 10311 Keys Ferry Road after neighbor testimony and photos showing dead poultry; the board upheld the $150 citation for the property owner.
The Louisville Metro Code Enforcement Board on March 21 upheld a $150 citation against the owner of the property at 10311 Keys Ferry Road after a neighbor testified and presented photographs showing dead poultry and two dogs near a chicken coop.
Witness Kimberly Philpott told the board she observed two dogs exiting a pen and later found multiple dead birds, including chickens, turkeys and peacocks. "They were coming out of the pen...and they had killed a bunch of animals," Philpott said in…
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