Washington § 16.10.030 - Dog control zones — Public hearing, publication of notice.

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§ 16.10.030. Dog control zones — Public hearing, publication of notice.

In determining whether a dog control zone should be established, the county commissioners shall call a public hearing, notice of which shall be published once a week for each of four consecutive weeks prior thereto in a newspaper of general circulation within the proposed zone. At such a hearing, proponents and opponents of the proposed dog control zone may appear and present their views. The final decision of the commissioners with respect to the establishment of such a zone shall not be made until the conclusion of the hearing.
[ 1969 c 72 s 3.]

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