501.1. 
No person shall knowingly, purposely or intentionally feed deer, cause deer to be fed or provide food to deer in Mt. Lebanon on any public or private property. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, disbursement of food on the ground, at a feeding station, in a feeding device, or in a container of any form; providing a salt or mineral lick/block; or any other means which serves to provide feed to any deer in Mt. Lebanon.
501.2. 
A person shall be deemed to have knowingly, purposely or intentionally fed deer, caused deer to be fed, or provided food to deer if the person places, or allows to be placed, wheat, pelleted livestock food, corn in any form, fruit, vegetables, hay or alfalfa, human food scraps, any form of commercially sold wildlife feed, birdseed or livestock feed, or any other edible matter that deer will consume on the ground or within the reach of deer. This prohibition shall include allowing residue that deer will consume to remain underneath a birdfeeder. This prohibition shall not include live vegetation such as ornamental landscaping, flowers, trees, vines, vegetable gardens, edible matter located either in an enclosed building or stored in a securely sealed package, or unmodified commercially purchased bird feeders or their equivalent when placed out of the reach of deer.
Any person that violates this Ordinance shall, immediately and permanently upon notification from Mt. Lebanon, remove feed and feeding devices utilized to feed deer, and discontinue the activity for which the notification was given. If a person promptly complies with such notification, no penalties will be south as outlined in §7-503. The notification under this §7-502 is not mandatory, and penalties under §7-503 may be sought whether such notification was sent or received.
In addition to the remedies under §7-502, the Enforcement Provisions of Chapter 1, §1-104.3, of the Mt. Lebanon Code shall apply to violations of this Ordinance.