New York's dog licensing and animal population control programs
were significantly changed by amendments to Article 7 of New York's
Agriculture and Markets Law in 2010. Pursuant to this change, dog
licensing was made a local government function. The purpose of this
chapter is to provide for the licensing and identification of dogs,
the control and protection of the dog population and the protection
of persons, property, domestic animals and deer from dog attack and
damage.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Amendments and Publication
- Ch 6 Architectural Review, Board of
- Ch 7 Arts Council
- Ch 8 Assessments, Real Property Tax
- Ch 9 Board of Trustees
- Ch 11 Checks, Returned
- Ch 12 (Reserved)
- Ch 20 Environment, Committee for
- Ch 21 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 23 Fees and Costs
- Ch 26 Fire Limits
- Ch 32 (Reserved)
- Ch 36 Indemnification and Defense
- Ch 36A Internet Usage Policy
- Ch 37 (Reserved)
- Ch 39 (Reserved)
- Ch 41 Meetings
- Ch 42 Merit Award Board
- Ch 45 Notification of Information Security Breaches
- Ch 48 Officers and Employees
- Ch 56 Pensions
- Ch 58 Planning Board
- Ch 60 Police Department
- Ch 61 Purchasing
- Ch 62 Records Retention
- Ch 64 (Reserved)
- Ch 68 Salaries and Compensation
- Ch 72 Traffic Commission
- Ch 73 Traffic Violations Bureau
- Ch 76 Village Manager
- Ch 78 Village Attorney
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 88 Alarm Devices and Systems
- Ch 92 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 96 Amusements
- Ch 100 Antennas
- Ch 106 Auctions and Auctioneers
- Ch 112 Bicycles and Other Wheeled Devices
- Ch 116 Bingo
- Ch 120 Blasting
- Ch 123 Block Parties and Special Events
- Ch 126 (Reserved)
- Ch 130 (Reserved)
- Ch 132 (Reserved)
- Ch 140 Cable Television
- Ch 143 Cannabis
- Ch 145 Community Choice Aggregation Energy Program
- Ch 146 (Reserved)
- Ch 150 Dance Halls and Cabarets
- Ch 156 Dogs and Other Animals
- Ch 156 Art I Purpose
- § 156-1 Purpose.
- Ch 160 Drug-Free School Zones
- Ch 164 Electrical Standards
- Ch 168 Environmental Areas, Critical
- Ch 172 Excavations
- Ch 176 (Reserved)
- Ch 178 Film Permits
- Ch 181 Fire Hydrant Accessibility
- Ch 182 (Reserved)
- Ch 183 Fire Lanes
- Ch 186 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 192 Freshwater Wetlands
- Ch 196 Games of Chance
- Ch 200 Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse
- Ch 206 Handbills
- Ch 210 (Reserved)
- Ch 218 Historic Preservation
- Ch 222 Housing Discrimination
- Ch 226 (Reserved)
- Ch 234 Laundries and Dry Cleaning
- Ch 238 Littering
- Ch 240 Management of Coastal Zone, Harbor and Vessels
- Ch 242 Mandatory Recycling
- Ch 246 Motels
- Ch 248 Multiple Dwellings
- Ch 250 News Racks
- Ch 254 Noise
- Ch 260 Parks
- Ch 268 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 274 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 278 Plumbing Standards
- Ch 279 Public Nuisance Abatement
- Ch 280 Property Maintenance
- Ch 281 Retail Checkout Bags and Other Required Recyclable Materials
- Ch 282 Sewers
- Ch 285 Sidewalk Cafes
- Ch 286 Signs
- Ch 290 Smoking Policy
- Ch 294 Stormwater Management and Erosion and Sediment Control
- Ch 296 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 300 Swimming Pools
- Ch 304 Taxation
- Ch 308 Taxicabs
- Ch 310 Telecommunications Franchising and Licensing
- Ch 312 Tenant Protection
- Ch 316 Trapshooting
- Ch 318 Trees
- Ch 320 Vacant Stores
- Ch 322 Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 326 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 328 Vehicles, Dimensions and Weights of
- Ch 334 Water Conservation
- Ch 338 (Reserved)
- Ch 342 Zoning
- Building and Land Use Legislation
- Ch 350 Building Code Administration and Enforcement
- Ch 372 Land Use Application Notice Requirements
- Appendix
- Ch A347 Fees
- Ch A348 Subdivision Regulations
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
