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City manager asks Cedartown commission for guidance on animal limit ordinance

Cedartown City Commission · September 9, 2024
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Summary

City Manager Edward Guzman reviewed an animal regulation ordinance limiting the number of dogs and cats allowed on a single parcel and asked commissioners for suggestions on total allowed animals and property-size limits; the minutes record discussion but no numeric limits or formal action.

City Manager Edward Guzman reviewed the city’s animal regulation ordinance regarding limits on the number of dogs and cats permitted on a single parcel and solicited suggestions from the commission about total allowed animals and whether property-size thresholds should apply.

The minutes state Guzman reviewed the ordinance and asked commissioners for input; no motion or vote to change the ordinance is recorded. The record does not specify proposed numeric limits or the property-size thresholds under consideration.

Commission discussion is recorded as part of the work session but the minutes do not show any formal direction to staff or a timeline for drafting amendments. The commission later moved on to other agenda items, including a presentation on the Downtown Entertainment District map and an executive session.