I do have a pretty good feeling that the moratorium on the 10% should pass - just because no one could explain how they came up with it, and the city attorney also agreed that it's a silly rule... I was actually reading the transcript from my hearing, and towards the end, he actually stipulated to the fact that the pet limit law isn't effective way to control the problems among the irregular ownership -- my main concern is that I don't know if I want a permit or not - currently if you do get a permit, you are also agreeing to let them in your house without any advance notice and I refuse to let anyone in without any appointment in advance - I have had so much bad experience with them, and I don't trust them.. so.. I am not sure what I will do and what options I have -- I think I want to continue with appeal in case the city councilor does not agree with taking out the limit law, which is a good possibility to me.
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2006 8:29 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Another disaster That's very good news Michelle, let's hope Merry is right. Thanks for posting it to the list. Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hideyo, > Merry just called me to update me on your case, and she seems very > positive about the moratorium on the 10% rule getting passed soon and > you getting a permit and the city dropping the criminal charge and > civil case. We all need to keep our fingers crossed, of course, > because it's not over til it's over and things always seem to happen. > But Merry really does feel pretty certain that at some point this will > all go away, at least for you. There will still be the need to lobby > agains the limit law of course, but let's hope she's right about your > case! > > Michelle > >
