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Selectboard adopts dog ordinance draft, begins 60‑day public review

Isle La Motte Selectboard · October 16, 2024
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Summary

The board voted unanimously to adopt the draft dog ordinance and start the mandatory 60‑day review; VLCT advised the maximum total fine for an incident is $800, and the draft will be posted online and sent to a reviewer named Jim Benson.

The Selectboard adopted the latest draft of the town’s dog ordinance and opened the required 60‑day public review period. Chair Peter Brzozowy moved to adopt the ordinance and begin the review period; the motion was seconded by Mary‑Catherine Graziano and passed unanimously.

The board noted consultation with the Vermont League of Cities and Towns; meeting minutes state VLCT "commented only that the maximum total fine that could be charged for an incident is $800.00." Mary‑Catherine Graziano will send the draft to Jim Benson for review and the town will post the ordinance draft on the town website for the official review period.