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Elk Mound Board upholds dangerous-dog designation for Piper
Summary
After a public hearing the Board upheld the Property & Finance Committee’s finding that Piper, owned by Misty Pierce of N302 Holly Avenue, is a dangerous dog.
The Village of Elk Mound Board of Trustees upheld a Property & Finance Committee finding Oct. 21 that a dog named Piper is a dangerous dog.
The Board opened and then closed a public hearing on the matter. On a motion by Trustee Bob Bachman, seconded by Trustee Pat Hahn, the Board voted to uphold the committee decision that Piper, owned by Misty Pierce of N302 Holly Avenue, is a dangerous dog. The minutes record the motion and that it carried; a roll-call tally was not included in the open minutes.
The minutes identify the owner and the dog by name but do not include a summary of the underlying incident(s) or the committee's reasoning in the public record. The determination will remain on the municipal record as a dangerous-dog designation unless amended at a future meeting or by appeal procedures not described in the minutes.
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