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Earlham council adopts ordinance updating dangerous-and-vicious-animals rules
Summary
The council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 469, replacing Ordinance No. 468 and amending Chapter 57 (Dangerous and Vicious Animals). The first reading was approved and the council waived the second and third readings for immediate adoption.
The Earlham City Council on Nov. 11 unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 469, which replaces Ordinance No. 468 and amends Chapter 57 of the Earlham Code of Ordinances governing dangerous and vicious animals. The council approved the ordinance’s first reading (motion by Councilmember Visser, second by Councilmember Mudge) and then voted to waive the second and third readings (motion by Mudge, second by Visser), resulting in immediate passage.
Clerk Mary Sue Hibbs recorded the motions and the unanimous roll-call votes. The transcript does not include further detail about specific substantive changes to Chapter 57; council members did not request additional public hearings during the meeting.
The ordinance was approved as part of the council’s regular Nov. 11 session. The council did not record amendments or a roll-call breakdown beyond unanimous approval. Any implementing language or enforcement details were not discussed at this meeting.
