I actually would be surprised if they limit your argument time, but I guess
they could. Greg is right about being concise anyway, though. You can
probably submit a memo in writing if you want to, which lays out the various
arguments and evidence and supporting cases, etc. If you had a lawy
: Tuesday, December 13, 2005
2:04 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Hideyo's court case
19th?? - to Michelle
Hideyo,
This is getting a little
beyond me, as I do not have any experience with zoning, but if they told you
they were giving you a sanctuary permit (as opposed
Hideyo,
This is getting a little beyond me, as I do not have any
experience with zoning, but if they told you they were giving you a sanctuary
permit (as opposed to a permit to just have 18 cats), I think you have an even
stronger case. The government can not approve a status like that o
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1:44 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Hideyo's court case
19th?? - to Michelle
Hmm. Wow, I would want to bring up
that other woman's case, but you'
Hmm. Wow, I would want to bring up that other woman's case, but
you're right in not wanting to jeopardize her. What is the zoning for where you
are? If you incorporated as a nonprofit rescue group, could you get a kennel or
sanctuary license?
Michelle
Michelle - If I ever forget to tell you,
I wanted to you know how grateful I am of your insight on this. And I will
tell all my furry children how much you are helping me and saving their lives!!
Yes, everything you say totally makes
sense. I wish I had something physical to proof th
I think the next logical step is for you to go to law school!
Ok, if you are going to be before a hearing officer rather than a judge,
Greg is right-- the hearing officer probably can not, let alone will not, rule
an ordinance invalid. I think you are right to stress the no problem, no
n
, December 13, 2005
12:02 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Hideyo's court case
19th?? - to Michelle
If they all have limits and they are a
fixed number, I probably would not bring them up at all.
As to your argument, I think you are
right about focusing on t
If they all have limits and they are a fixed number, I probably would not
bring them up at all.
As to your argument, I think you are right about focusing on the 10% issue.
It is really random. Where does it come from? Are they suggesting that
people who have dogs are supposed to confine t
Thank you, Michelle for you input. One of
my vets is going to do a live testimony, so I think he can testify the below
(space needs for different species) on my behalf.
I will also look it up about the ordinance
form other cities – I know they all have a limit.. but they don’t calculate t
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