Cohousing-L Mailing List: Re: Pet policy

[drmaryanngroups (drmaryanngroups]

Here is our pet policy at Manzanita Village:

Pets in Manzanita Village

Each household may keep as many as three pets (dogs or cats) provided that:

        • Pets are only for enjoyment and NOT maintained for any commercial 
purpose.
        • Pets are not allowed to become a nuisance to other residents.
        • Owner(s) follows the guidelines outlined below.
Guidelines for Pet Owners
        • No pets are allowed inside the Common House.
        • Pets are not allowed to roam free, but must at all times be 
accompanied by and under control of an owner (or designated sitter) meaning 
either leashed or within sight of and under voice control.
        • Barking and other pet noise, unpleasant for neighboring residents, is 
to be controlled. At night all pets must be kept in the owner’s dwelling or 
patio area.
        • Owner may walk pets on Jacob Lane and Benjamin Drive so long as pets 
are not a threat to children, and so long as owner immediately cleans up after 
the pets. Pets should not be allowed to run through or relieve themselves on 
neighbors’ private property.
        • To minimize odors, please double bag and store cleaned up residue on 
your premises until the night before dumpster pickup which is early Monday and 
Thursday mornings.
General Guidelines for All Residents:
        • Please do not feed 4-footed wild animals (especially javelina) or 
other people’s pets.
        • Please do not allow children to feed, pet, or pick up animals without 
owner’s permission.
        • Neighbors adhering to our pet rules are welcome to walk through 
Manzanita Village with their pets. However, unleashed and unidentified pets 
posing a hazard to our residents or property should be reported to the City of 
Prescott Animal Control at 777-1135.

Mary Ann

On Apr 24, 2012, at 5:32 AM, Fred H Olson wrote:

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