A. 
No person shall keep swine in the Borough.
B. 
All persons desiring to keep one or more horses, cattle, sheep, goats or other large animals within the Borough shall, before keeping the same, apply to the Board of Health, in writing, stating the type and number of animals to be kept and the size and location of facilities for housing and pasturing any such animals. The Board shall have authority to limit the animal population density on any premises in keeping with ecological conditions to limit or prevent the effects of animal waste pollution.
C. 
No person shall keep any such animals until such application is approved by the Board and a written permit is issued to the applicant by the Board.
D. 
Permits, when issued, shall be for one calendar year or any portion thereof.
E. 
The annual fee for such permit shall be $25 for each animal.
A. 
All persons desiring to keep more than two rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, chinchillas or other domesticated animals or pigeons, ducks, geese, poultry or other fowl shall provide a suitable house or coop and shall, before keeping the same, apply to the Board of Health, in writing, stating the type and number of animals to be kept and the size and location of facilities for housing and pasturing any such animals. The Board shall have authority to limit the animal population density on any premises in keeping with ecological conditions to limit or prevent the effects of animal waste pollution.
B. 
All persons desiring to keep any of the foregoing shall, before doing so, apply in writing to the Board, stating the species and number to be kept and the location and description of the house or coop.
C. 
No person shall keep any of the foregoing unless and until the application is approved by the Board and a written permit issued.
D. 
Permits, when issued, shall be for one calendar year or any portion thereof.
E. 
The annual fee for such permits shall be $25.
F. 
Dogs and cats are excluded from this section.
All persons keeping one or more of the animals, pigeons or fowl referred to in §§ 265-37 and 265-38, including dogs, cats and birds, shall keep the premises clean and free from the accumulation of solid or liquid excrement or other filth and free from any condition where noxious or offensive odors may be present and free from any condition which may breed flies, other insects, rodents or other vermin.
No person owning, occupying or having charge of any house, stable, coop or other building or premises shall keep or allow therein or thereon any animal, fowl or pigeon which shall, by noise or otherwise, disturb the quiet and repose of any person therein or in the vicinity thereof to such an extent as to affect the health and comfort of such person.
No person owning or keeping any animal or fowl shall permit it to run at large.
All persons owning or keeping animals, fowl or pigeons shall maintain adequate facilities to provide sanitary water, proper feeding equipment and sanitary housing.
All food not eaten at the end of each day shall be removed, and feeding vessels and troughs shall be thoroughly cleaned.
No person shall continue to keep animals of any kind or fowl of any kind or birds of any kind in any building or upon any premises in the Borough where the Board of Health may deem such keeping of animals, fowl or birds detrimental to the public health. In cases where conditions warrant the issuance of an order to discontinue the keeping of animals, fowl or birds at a particular premises or portion thereof, such order shall be issued in writing and posted upon the premises. The owner or person in charge of the animals, fowl or birds shall remove or cause the animals, fowl or birds, as the case may be, to be removed from such premises or portion thereof within such time as the Board may provide in the order. In cases where immediate removal is deemed essential to public welfare, the Health Officer or Sanitary Inspector may require immediate compliance without the issuance of any order.
In any case of noncompliance with any order of the Board with respect to removal of animals, fowl or birds, the Sanitary Inspector is authorized to arrange for the removal, maintenance or destruction of the offending animals, fowl or birds in such manner as he deems appropriate.
The owner or person in charge of any animal, fowl or bird which may die by accident or disease shall forthwith cause the carcass to be disposed of within 24 hours in a manner that is not detrimental to the health and well-being of the community.
No permit shall be issued for the keeping of one or more horses, nor shall one or more horses be kept on any property in the Borough, unless the premises on which the horse or horses are kept comply with the following conditions. (see also § 265-37B):
A. 
No stable, building, storage space, lean-to or other facility used for the housing of such horse or horses shall be closer than 50 feet to any dwelling house, including the dwelling house on the premises on which the horse is kept.
B. 
No manure or urine shall be stored within 20 feet of the property line of the premises on which the horse or horses are stored nor within 50 feet of any building on property either adjoining or in the approximate vicinity of the property on which the horse or horses are housed.
As a condition for the obtaining of a permit for the keeping of one or more horses in the Borough, the premises on which such horse or horses are kept shall be subject to an annual inspection by the Sanitary Inspector of the Borough.