Council adopts strict breeder‑permit ordinance and fees
Council adopted Bill 2103 to require breeder permits, set limits on locations and numbers, and impose escalating fines; companion fee resolutions were also approved to fund inspections and annual licensing.
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Boulder City’s council unanimously approved Bill 2103 on May 12, creating a breeder‑permit regime for dogs and cats that includes strict indoor/outdoor space requirements, a cap on the number of permits citywide, distance limits between licensed locations, and escalating fines for violations.
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