Hideyo,
I understand not wanting to agree to allowing impromptu inspections of
your property, but if a permit would protect your right to keep your
animals, it might be worth the possibility that someone will drop in.
You could always just not answer the door when/if they show up
unannounced. I have the feeling that the authorities won't be harassing
you, they may or may not come to "inspect" your house once this is all
settled. It's probably intended as a way to check up on complaints
should they arise. You must be so sick of all this. My stomach hurts
for you and I'm not even having to deal with it.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HIdeyo, I wrote you an email offlist about this too. If the new
ordinance passes, your argument about the old ordinance will not apply
anyway, because the language will be different. I would take the
permit if they give it to you and then continue fighting in the city
council to get an ordinance with no limit passed.
Michelle
In a message dated 2/3/2006 12:45:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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.
