No person, as principal, agent or employee,
shall keep, raise or maintain, or permit to be kept, raised or maintained,
at or upon any premises owned, or occupied by him, in the Township
any swine, more than 10 in number, without first having procured from
the Township Board of Health a permit for that purpose. Any such permit
may be revoked at any time by the Board of Health, when such revocation
shall appear to the Board of Health to be necessary for the public
health, safety, or refusal to comply with the provisions of this chapter.
No permit shall allow the holder thereof to have, keep, raise and
maintain, on any premises mentioned in the permit, more than 100 swine.
No fee or charge shall be made for any such permit.
All buildings, yards, enclosures or premise
in which any swine shall be kept, raised or maintained, shall at all
times be kept in a sanitary condition. The failure or refusal to keep
the buildings, yards, enclosures or premises in a sanitary condition
shall be the proper basis for revocation of any permit.
No permit provided for herein shall be issued
unless prior thereto the premises on which swine are proposed to be
kept shall be enclosed with a substantially built fence to restrain
and confine the swine to the premises and shall provide proper shelter
or shelters for the swine.
Application for permit hereunder shall be made
to the secretary of the Board of Health in writing, and such application
shall state the location of the premises on which the swine are proposed
to be kept, the name and address of the owner and operator of the
premises, the number of swine proposed to be kept on the premises
pursuant to the permit. No permit shall be issued for a longer period
than one year.
No garbage or decaying vegetable matter, decaying
flesh or any animal, fowl or fish shall be imported into the Township
for any purpose in connection with the raising or feeding of swine.