§ 4-118. Denial or revocation of license.

(a)

Denial of license. No license shall be issued to any person who has:

(1)

Failed to confine a vicious dog as ordered by an administrative tribunal or court of competent jurisdiction or, has failed to confine or surrender an infectious dog or cat as ordered by the village or otherwise required under this chapter;

(2)

Failed to reimburse the village or animal control facility for costs and expenses associated with the seizure, confinement, treatment, or disposition of an animal impounded pursuant to this chapter (except that upon full payment of amounts due a license may thereafter issue);

(3)

Been found guilty on two or more occasions of violating sections 4-60 or 4-61;

(4)

Been previously been issued the maximum applicable number of dog and/or cat licenses, except upon the submission of an affidavit stating that one or more of the dogs and/or cats previously licensed at the applicant's dwelling has died, been permanently transferred to a person not at the same dwelling, or has been reported as lost and has not been located by the owner for at least two months; or

(5)

Refused, when so ordered, to voluntarily surrender a dog or cat that has attacked or bitten a person or other animal.

(b)

Revocation. Any license issued under this chapter may be revoked if it is shown that the applicant withheld or falsified any material information set forth on the license application.

(Code 1993, § 4-5.3; Ord. No. 2011-O-32, 5-10-2011)