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DD 312 984 6420 emhill@ktjlaw.com
M E M O R A N D U M
TO:
Michael E. Janonis, Village Manager, Village of Mount Prospect
FROM:
Everette M. Hill, Jr.
DATE:
January 28, 2014
RE:
The Code chapter on animals is coming back to you. The staff had been asked to
review the chapter with respect to the regulation of vicious animals, especially as regards (1)
the chapter.
In reviewing the sections to which these changes would apply, it became clear that
some of the chapter 20 regulations needed attention with respect to clarity, sentence
structure, logical placement of sections, internal consistency and formal consistency with
other chapters of the Code.
The attached version of Chapter 20 is our attempt to address those issues.
As you are aware from prior discussions, the existing chapter 20 lodges the
enforcement responsibility in both the police chief and director of community development.
The proposed draft, while obviously allowing any member of the village staff to report
violations or dangerous conditions, places the ultimate enforcement responsibility with the
police. The second substantive change is that the chief of police now has the ability to vacate
The Village Board should also note that the existing Section 20.104, at subsection B,
prohibits the possession and keeping of poultry within the village, but subsection D states that
interpretation of these sections is that keeping chickens in the backyard of a homeowner is
prohibited, but maintaining a commercial chicken farm is not. Of course, a commercial
chicken farm would be a prohibited use under the zoning ordinance, but this simply adds to
the confusion caused by subsection D. The proposed draft omits subsection D altogether.
If you have any questions with respect to any of the changes in the attached draft,
please contact me.
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ORDINANCE NO. ______
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 20
S II AND III
OF THE VILLAGE CODE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION 1:
Village Code shall be deleted in their entirety and inserting in lieu thereof the following new
Articles I through VI as follows:
Article I
DEFINITIONS
20.101: DEFINITIONS
20.101: DEFINITIONS:
For the purpose of this chapter, whenever the following words and phrases are used,
they shall have the meanings and definitions respectively ascribed to them in this
section:
ANIMAL: Any living vertebrate, domestic or wild, not including humans.
ANIMAL CONTROL CENTER: Any facility utilized for the purpose of impounding
animals pursuant to the terms of articles I and II of this chapter.
ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICIAL: The chief of police and any designated agent of the
Chief who may be enforcing the provisions of this chapter.
ANIMAL UNDER CONTROL: An animal (1) secured by a leash or tether, or (2) within
the house of its owner or another person with the consent of that person; or (3) confined
within a crate or cage; or (4) confined within a vehicle; or (5) within an area specifically
approved by the animal control official as an animal exercise run.
BITE: Seizure with the teeth or jaws of an animal so that the skin of the seized person
or animal has been pierced or broken. This also includes contact of the saliva of the
biting animal with any break or abrasion of the skin of the person.
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CAT: Any live member of the classification Felis catus.
DANGEROUS ANIMAL: Any animal having been declared or designated as such in
accordance with Article IV of this chapter.
DOG: Any live member of the classification Canis familiaris.
HUMANE SOCIETY: Any not for profit corporation chartered under the laws of the state
of Illinois for the purpose of animal welfare.
IMPOUNDED: The taking of any animal into the custody of the animal control official,
including the subsequent temporary placement of such animal.
OWNER OF AN ANIMAL: For purposes of this Chapter 20, any person who: (1) has a
right of property in the animal; or (2) who keeps or harbors the animal; or (3) has the
animal in his or her care; or (4) acts as its custodian; or (5) knowingly permits an animal
(including wildlife) to remain on or about any premises occupied by him or her.
POLICE DEPARTMENT: The Mount Prospect police department.
SCRATCH: Any scraping with the claw or nail of any animal so that the skin of a person
or animal being touched has been pierced or broken.
STRAY ANIMAL: Any animal that is not: a) under control of the owner by leash or
tether; or b) supervised by the owner in a fenced yard; or c) kept within the property
borders by electronic means; or d) kept in an area such as a kennel run. Keeping an
animal from being a stray animal
VACCINATION: The injection, as approved by the department of agriculture, state of
Illinois, of an anti-rabies vaccine.
VICIOUS ANIMAL: Any animal which is known to have attacked, without provocation, a
person or other domestic animal on a previous occasion.
VILLAGE: The village of Mount Prospect. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
Article II
GENERAL PROVISIONS
20.201: SEVERABILITY
20.202: STRAY ANIMALS PROHIBITED
20.203: REQUIRED CARE
20.204: UNLAWFUL ACTIVITY WITH RESPECT TO ANIMALS
20.205: DOGS AND CATS RABIES INOCULATION
20.206: ANIMAL BITE OR SCRATCH
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20.207: SALE OR POSSESSION OF CERTAIN ANIMALS OR NUMBER
OF ANIMALS PROHIBITED
20.201: SEVERABILITY:
If any part or parts of this chapter shall be held to be unconstitutional, such
unconstitutionality shall not affect the validity of the remaining parts of this chapter. The
board of trustees hereby declares that it would have passed the remaining parts of this
chapter if it had known that such part or parts thereof would be declared
unconstitutional. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
20.202: STRAY ANIMALS PROHIBITED:
It shall be unlawful for any person to permit any animal to stray or to run at large upon
or in any public place.
Any stray animal in the public way or within a public place or upon private premises of
any person other than the owner may be immediately impounded by the village in
accord with the impoundment procedures set forth in article III of this chapter.
This section shall not apply to any animal being used for military or law enforcement
work or any animal trained to assist persons with disabilities. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
20.203: REQUIRED CARE:
A. Every person owning, harboring, keeping or caring for an animal shall provide:
1. A sufficient quantity of good quality, wholesome food and water.
2. Adequate shelter and protection from the weather.
3. Veterinary care when needed to prevent suffering or transmission
of disease.
4. Humane care and treatment.
B. If the police department is made aware that an animal is severely injured or
otherwise suffering, a police officer shall have the authority to destroy the animal by the
most humane method available unless the owner intervenes and assumes full
responsibility for removal and care.
20.204: UNLAWFUL ACTIVITY WITH RESPECT TO ANIMALS:
It shall be unlawful for any person to:
A. Beat, cruelly treat, torment or otherwise abuse any animal.
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B. Abandon any domesticated animal.
C. Fail to provide any animal in his or her charge or custody with proper food, water,
air and sanitary shelter. Such shelter must provide natural light or artificial
illumination during reasonable hours. It must also provide protection from the
weather and have sufficient space for the animal to stand in an upright position
and lie down in such manner that no part of its body need touch the sides of the
shelter structure.
D. Leave any animal unattended in a motor vehicle, trailer or similar enclosure when
the outside temperature exceeds eighty five degrees Fahrenheit (85°F).
E. Keep any animal, irrespective of temperature, in such manner that the animal
does not have proper air circulation while confined in a motor vehicle, trailer,
kennel, doghouse or any type of container or structure in which an animal may
be confined.
F. Promote, stage, hold, manage, conduct or carry on any animal fight or any other
type of contest or game of a similar nature. This shall include any simulated
version of such a contest that involves baiting or inciting an animal to fight.
G. Use or permit the use of any leg hold animal trap or similar device with spring
activated jaws. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the use or setting of standard
household mouse or rat traps for the purpose of controlling mice and rats.
H. Knowingly poison or cause to be poisoned any animal. The only exception shall
be upon written permit from the Illinois department of agriculture for the purpose
of controlling transmissible diseases and only when all other methods and means
have been exhausted.
I. Possess any drugs used for euthanasia except by or under the direction of a
licensed veterinarian. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
J. Harbor or keep any animal which disturbs the peace by loud noises at any
time of the day or night. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
K. Allow an animal at any time to: a) molest persons or vehicles by chasing, barking
or biting; b) attack other animals; c) damage property other than the owner's.
This shall be an absolute liability prohibition. No proof of intent to permit or allow
such activity shall be required. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
L. Cause or permit an animal to be on any property not owned or possessed by
such person unless such person has in his or her immediate possession a
receptacle for the removal of the excrement.
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M.
proper receptacle located on property owned or possessed by such person.
N. Keep or harbor any animal which is infected with any disease transmissible to
other animals or persons, or which is afflicted with any painful disease or injury,
including severe parasitism, without placing such animal under the care of a
licensed veterinarian.
O. Ship or remove a diseased animal from the premises of its owner, except under
the supervision of the animal control official.
P. As the owner of a severely injured animal, fail to place that animal under the care
of an animal control center, humane society or veterinarian.
Q. Place or permit to be placed within the village, the body or body part of any dead
or fatally sick or injured animal. However, the owner of any dead pet weighing
not more than fifty (50) pounds may bury such animal on the owner's premises,
provided that such animal shall be placed at least three feet (3') below the
surface of the soil surrounding and adjacent to the grave. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
20.205: DOGS AND CATS RABIES INOCULATION:
1. Every owner of a dog or cat four (4) months or more of age shall cause
such dog or cat to be inoculated with rabies vaccine by a licensed veterinarian at such
intervals as approved by the Illinois department of agriculture. This shall not apply to
animal shelters, animal impounding facilities and laboratory animal facilities. (Ord. 5538,
1-17-2006)
2. Every dog or cat, when off the property of the owner, shall wear a collar,
attached to which shall be the identification of the dog's or cat's owner, along with the
tag, issued by the Cook County department of animal and rabies control, or similar
agency of another county, evidencing the dog's or cat's rabies inoculation.
3. Every dog or cat found in the village without such collar and identification
will be deemed to be in violation of this chapter and shall be impounded as provided in
this chapter. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
20.206: ANIMAL BITE OR SCRATCH:
Whenever any animal bites or scratches a person, the owner of the animal shall
immediately notify the police department. The owner shall hold the animal on the
owner's premises. The animal control official, in his or her sole discretion, may cause
the animal to be impounded at the owner's expense for a period of ten (10) days in the
manner set forth in article III. In addition:
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1. The owner shall have the animal examined immediately (not later than 24
hours) after it has bitten or scratched a person and again at the end of the ten (10) day
period of confinement.
2. If at the end of ten (10) days a veterinarian is convinced that the animal is
free from rabies; the animal may be released from quarantine.
3. If the animal dies during the ten (10) day period, its head shall be sent to
the state department of health for examination for rabies.
4. It shall be unlawful for the owner of any animal, when notified that such
animal has bitten, scratched or otherwise attacked any person, to sell or give away such
animal or to permit or allow such animal to be taken beyond the limits of the village
without the express approval of the animal control official. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
20.207: SALE OR POSSESSION OF CERTAIN ANIMALS OR NUMBER
OF ANIMALS PROHIBITED:
A. No person shall:
1. Bring or cause to have brought into the village or sell, offer for sale, barter
or display living baby chicks, ducklings, goslings or other fowl which have been dyed,
colored or otherwise treated so as to impart to them an artificial color.
2. Display, sell, offer for sale, barter or give away any chicks, ducklings or
goslings as pets, except to persons who provide reasonable proof of proper brooder
facilities.
3. Give away the animals set forth in 1 and 2 above as novelties or prizes.
4. Keep, maintain and/or harbor any live swine, pigs, pigeons, bees,
chickens, geese, ducks, fowl, poultry, horses or cattle within the corporate limits of the
village, unless such keeping, maintenance and/or harboring is done pursuant to the
business of providing veterinary or animal hospital services that are in compliance with
village regulations.
5. Keep, harbor or possess more than three (3) dogs, cats or combination of
dogs and cats that are more than twelve (12) weeks of age in any dwelling unit. For
purposes of this section, the term "dwelling unit" shall include all real property attached
to the mailing address for the dwelling unit. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006; amd. Ord. 5741, 6-
16-2009; Ord. 5864, 6-21-2011)
6. Possess any snake, lizard or other reptile whose species is physically
capable of injuring a person by poison, constriction or a disfiguring bite.
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7. Possess any lion, tiger, cougar, panther, bobcat, mountain lion, lynx,
ocelot, leopard, or any other similar feline animal; or any hybrid of any of them.
8. Possess any wolf, coyote, jackal, fox, wild dog or any hybrid of any of
them.
9. Possess any bear or bison.
10. Possess any rodent weighing more than one pound, with the exception of
guinea pigs.
11. Possess any other animal which, when full grown, normally attains a
weight in excess of two hundred (200) pounds.
12. Possess any monkey (except as a bonafide service animal or as
authorized by the state of Illinois as a sanctioned pet), gorilla, chimpanzee or other
similar primate.
13. Possess any dangerous animal if the owner has been found guilty of
violating section Article IV of this chapter with respect to that animal.
B. Each person who possesses, keeps or maintains any wild or non-domesticated
animal, shall upon demand of the animal control official, furnish proof of compliance with
such restrictions and/or permit requirements as may be imposed by state and/or federal
law. The animal control official is authorized to demand surrender of any animal
possessed, kept or maintained in the absence of proof of such compliance or in
violation of village zoning regulations. The village may dispose of such surrendered
animal as it deems appropriate.
C. This section shall not apply to properly zoned, licensed and constructed zoos,
animal shelters, veterinary hospitals, pounds, federally licensed scientific or research
laboratories or educational or other licensed institutions.
Article III
IMPOUNDMENT
20.301: ORDER OF IMPOUNDMENT
20.302: LOCATION
20.303: NOTICE
20.304: RELEASE
20.301: ORDER OF IMPOUNDMENT:
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Impoundment: If immediate impoundment is necessary for the protection of the animal
or the public health or safety, or if a dangerous animal, as described in Article IV of this
chapter, is not kept in accordance with Article IV, the animal control official may
immediately order the animal impounded.
20.302: LOCATION:
The village may utilize an animal control center or the facilities of any humane society
properly equipped and willing to impound animals. If the animal is of a species that may
be better or more safely impounded elsewhere, the village may designate an alternate
facility that is properly equipped and willing to accept the animal.
The receiving agency shall exercise due caution for the welfare and temporary
safekeeping of any animal, in conformance with policies to be prescribed by the village.
20.303: NOTICE:
The owner of an animal impounded pursuant to this chapter, shall be notified of the
impoundment by personal service or posting of a Notice of Impoundment on the front of
impoundment shall inform the owner of the animal that the owner may make a written
request for a hearing to contest the impoundment.
20.304: RELEASE:
A. In all cases of impoundment, the village may hold such impounded animal in an
animal control center for five (5) days or any applicable statutory period, whichever is
longer. During the five (5) days, reasonable means shall be used to facilitate its return
to the rightful owner. This shall not apply to wild animals which are noxious by their
very nature (such as wild rats and other undomesticated rodents).
B. Except in cases of a dangerous animal, the owner of any impounded animal
may, upon presentation of reasonable documentation of ownership, at any time during
visiting hours at the animal control center, redeem such animal by paying the applicable
fees and/or charges. In the case of an unlicensed animal, the owner shall comply with
the applicable license requirements.
C. The holding period shall not apply to an animal (1) whose owner has authorized
the village to dispose of the animal; or (2) in critical physical condition for which
immediate death by lethal injection shall be deemed proper for humane reasons.
D. The owner shall pay the cost for housing the animal as well as redemption fees
as set forth in appendix A, division II of this code.
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E. In the event the rightful owner of an animal cannot be found, the village or the
impoundment facility may require that the person adopting such an animal pay the cost
of housing the animal.
F. A vaccination certificate and license for any animal so redeemed or adopted shall
be presented to the community development department or police department.
G. Any animal remaining unredeemed after the prescribed holding period shall
become the property of the village for purposes of determining the appropriate manner
of disposing of the animal.
Article IV
DANGEROUS ANIMALS
20.401: POSSESSION UNLAWFUL
20.402: DECLARATION AS A DANGEROUS ANIMAL
20.403: SECURE CONFINEMENT
20.404: VACATION OF DECLARATION
20.401: POSSESSION UNLAWFUL:
It shall be unlawful for any person to have custody of, own, possess or maintain a
vicious or dangerous animal, as defined in section 20.101 of this chapter, except in
accordance with this Article IV.
20.402: DECLARATION AS A DANGEROUS ANIMAL:
An animal may be declared to be a dangerous animal by the animal control official.
Notice of such declaration shall be served in person or by posting of a notice on the
front door of the premises where the animal is kept in the Village of Mount Prospect.
20.403: SECURE CONFINEMENT:
A. A dangerous animal shall be securely confined. This shall mean confinement on
the premises of its owner inside a residence or in a five (5) sided enclosure (4 sides and
a roof) that is reasonably designed to prevent escape. If the enclosure has no floor that
is secured to the sides, then the sides of the enclosure shall be embedded into the
ground no less than two feet (2') deep to prevent escape by digging. The enclosure
must be humane and provide protection from the elements for the animal.
B. A dangerous animal may only leave the securely confined premises for the
purpose of exercise, obtaining grooming, veterinary care, upon order of a court of
competent jurisdiction or to leave the village limits in a motor vehicle.
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C. Whenever a dangerous animal is beyond the premises for the reasons permitted
in B above, the animal must be:
1. Securely muzzled; and
2. Restrained by a chain or leash, not in excess of six feet (6') in length,
connected to a three (3) point harness; and
3. Under the immediate and constant physical restraint of an individual not
less than eighteen (18) years of age.
D. The exercising of a dangerous animal shall be a privilege subject to revocation
by the animal control official. Such revocation shall be effective upon service of notice
upon the owner or custodian.
E. The owner of a dangerous animal shall display a sign stating "Warning -
Dangerous Animal - Keep Away!" on the exterior of any enclosure in which the animal is
kept. The sign must be visible and legible from a distance of ten feet (10').
20.404: VACATION OF DECLARATION:
Eighteen (18) months after the declaration as a dangerous animal, the declaration may
be vacated by the animal control official. This may occur only upon a showing by the
owner that the animal is no longer a dangerous animal. At a minimum, the owner must
show proof that the animal has been through a minimum of twenty-five (25) hours of
remediation for aggressive animal behavior from an agency that provides remediation
training for animals exhibiting aggressive behavior. The decision to vacate the
declaration shall be within the sole discretion of the animal control official who shall
have absolute immunity from liability with respect to any decision which he or she might
make pursuant to this chapter.
Article V
APPEALS AND HEARINGS
20.501: ORDERS SUBJECT TO APPEAL
20.501: ORDERS SUBJECT TO APPEAL:
Any order or act taken to impound an animal, declare an animal a dangerous animal or
to revoke the privilege of exercising a dangerous animal is subject to appeal as follows:
A. Such an appeal must be made in writing to the animal control official, within five
(5) working days of service or posting of the notice of the citation or declaration.
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B. The hearing may be before the Circuit Court of Cook County, the animal control
official or the village administrative adjudication hearing officer. The forum shall be
selected at the village's sole discretion.
C. The hearing shall be held within ten (10) working days of the request. A notice of
the hearing shall be mailed by certified mail to the owner or keeper of the animal
requesting the hearing.
D. If the animal is released to the owner after a hearing, reasonable restrictions and
conditions may be imposed for the control and maintenance of the animal. The
conditions may include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Posting a bond or other proof of ability to be responsible for future damage
or injury caused by the animal.
2. Specific requirements as to size, construction and design of a secure
confinement of the animal.
3. Establishing the location for housing the animal, including the removal of
the animal from the village.
4. Requirements as to type and method of restraint and/or muzzling of the
animal.
5. Payment of reasonable fees to recover any costs incurred by the village.
Article VI
ENFORCEMENT; PENALTIES
20.601: ENFORCEMENT
20.602: DESTROYING AN ANIMAL
20.603: PENALTIES
20.601: ENFORCEMENT:
The village shall have the authority to issue citations to any persons who violate the
provisions of this chapter.
A. A citation for violation of this chapter may be delivered to the violator personally
or may be delivered to a member of the violator's household of the age of ten (10) years
or upwards, or may be affixed to the main entrance to any building located upon the
premises where the violation occurred.
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B. Nothing in this section shall be construed to abridge the power of the village to
arrest any violator and take him or her into custody. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
C. In addition to any other available penalties, failure to comply with the
requirements of this section may result in impoundment, as set forth in article III of this
chapter.
20.602: DESTROYING AN ANIMAL:
Any member of the police department of the village is authorized to destroy any animal
when necessary for the protection of any person, animal or property.
20.603: PENALTIES:
Every person found guilty of a violation of any of the provisions of this chapter shall be
punished by a fine according to a schedule set forth in appendix A, division III of this
code. If any violation shall be of a continuing nature, a separate offense shall be
deemed committed for each day of violation. (Ord. 5538, 1-17-2006)
SECTION 2:
SECTION 3:
referencing Section 20.5ies
SECTION 4:
This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publi4ation in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
PASSED and APPROVED
this ___________ day of _________________, 2014
_____________________________________
Arlene A. Juracek, Village President
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ATTEST:
___________________________
M. Lisa Angell, Village Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. ______
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 11
OF THE VILLAGE CODE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS:
SECTION 1:
Village Code shall be amended by adding the following new definitions in alphabetical
order.
ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCT: Any product or devise not consisting of
or containing tobacco that provides for the ingestion into the body of nicotine,
whether by chewing, smoking, absorbing, dissolving, inhaling, snorting, sniffing,
or by any other means. Alternative tobacco products specifically include e-
cigarettes as defined in this section. The term Alternative Nicotine Product
excludes any product approved by the United States Food and Drug
Administration as a non-tobacco product for sale as a tobacco use cessation
product or for other medical purposes, and is being marketed and sold solely for
that approved purpose.
ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE OR E-CIGARETTE: Any electronically-operated
device which may or may not contain nicotine in a combination with other
chemicals that are intended to be inhaled as a vapor by the user. This is
intended to include, but not be limited to, e-cigarettes, e-cigars, hookah pens and
any other inhaled nicotine delivery system.
TOBACCO PRODUCTS: For purposes of this chapter and for Section 23.603 of
this Code, tobacco products shall include any substance containing tobacco leaf,
including, but not limited to cigarettes, cigars, pipe tobacco, snuff, chewing
tobacco, dipping tobacco, e-cigarettes or any other delivery system capable of
dispensing nicotine or alternative nicotine product.
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SECTION 2:
spect Village Code shall be amended by deleting
Section 11.3704 in its entirety and inserting a new Section 11.3704 which shall be and
read as follows:
11.3704: PROHIBITED SALES OR DELIVERY:
Any licensee or any person in the business of selling or otherwise distributing,
promoting or advertising tobacco products shall keep tobacco products behind a
employees. (Ord. 4189, 5-15-1990; Ord. 4914, 3-3-1998)
SECTION 3:
Artic
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by deleting paragraph A to Section 11.3708 in its entirety and inserting a new paragraph
A to Section 11.3708 which shall be and read as follows:
11.3708: VENDING MACHINES OR SELF-SERVICE DISPLAYS:
A. It shall unlawful for any person to sell or offer for sale, give away, deliver or
to keep tobacco products with the intention of selling, giving away, or
delivering such products; by use of a vending machine or self-service
display.
SECTION 4:
Section 23.601 Definitions
Chapter 23 Offenses and Miscellaneous Regulations
Prospect Village Code shall be amended by adding the following new definition to
Section 23.601 to be inserted in alphabetical order:
TOBACCO PRODUCTS: Tobacco products shall include any substance
containing tobacco leaf, including, but not limited to cigarettes, cigars, pipe
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tobacco, snuff, chewing tobacco, dipping tobacco, e-cigarettes or any other
delivery system capable of dispensing nicotine or alternative nicotine product.
SECTION 5:
This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
PASSED and APPROVED
this ___________ day of _________________, 2014
_____________________________________
Arlene A. Juracek, Mayor
ATTEST:
___________________________
M. Lisa Angell, Village Clerk
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