§ 6-23. Same—Objection to order of city administrator; hearing at city council meeting; evidence that may be presented; determination by city council final; judicial review.

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If the neighbor who made the complaint or the person owning or harboring the animal objects to such order after the matter has been heard by the city administrator and his or her order has been issued, that person may place the matter on the agenda of a city council meeting for hearing. At that hearing the parties shall have the right to be represented by their own legal counsel and may testify themselves or through witnesses and may offer evidence generally acceptable in a court of law. The determination of the city council at the conclusion of that hearing shall be final, unless the matter is appealed to a court having jurisdiction.

(Ord. No. 2009-20, § 1, 12-22-09)

                    
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