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Ordinance No. 855 - By Dr. Lewis AN ORDINANCE REGULATING HUNTING IN THE VILLAGE, OF NORTH OT14ST ;D. U rv) BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the Village of North Olmsted, State of Ohio: Section 1. That no person shall hunt, pursue or kill with a gun any wild bird or wild animal in the Village of North Olmsted without first obtaining a permit from the Police Department. .Section 2. Hunting permits shall be issued by the Police Department upon application which shall state the applicant's name, address, age and such other information as the Police Department may require. Section 3. At the time a permit is issued, the Village shall fur - nish the permit holder with a tag or badge to be worn on the back of the hunter designating that he holds a permit for hunting, which badge and permit shall be returned to the Village when the permit expires. Section 4. Permits to the residents and non - resident owners of proper- ty in the Village of North Olmsted shall be issued free and for the season. Section 5. Permits issued to persons who are neither property owners nor residents of the Village of North Olmsted shall be for use on one day only, the date to be stated in the permit, and not more than twenty -five such permits shall be issued on any one day. Section 6. No permits to hunt shall be issued to persons who are neither property owners nor residents of the Village of North Olmsted for the first two days of the pheasant hunting season. Section 70 Applicants for permits who are not residents or property owners in the Village of rdorth Olmsted shall make a deposit of 01.50 at the time the permit is issued, $1.00 of which shall be refunded when the badge or tag is returned, which badge or tag shall be returned on the day on which it is issued and if not returned on the day it is issued, then the Village shall retain the $1.00, the 00.50, being retained for issuing the permit. Section 8. No permit shall be issued to a non - resident applicant un- less he produces a hunting license and his application is signed by a resident of the Village and said resident shall sponsor only one hunter per day, and if the applicant has obtained a badge or tag on a previous application, he must have returned the badge on the day issued, otherwise no permit shall be issued. Section 9. No hunting shall be permitted in areas posted as Game Sanctuaries, nor within five hundred (500) feet of any building, Section 10. The Mayor may appoint not to exceed twenty persons as special deputy marshals to act as game wardens during the hunting season, who shall serve without pay. Section 11. Any person violating any of the provisions of this Ordi- nance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not to exceed $25.00. Section 12. This Ordinance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure, the emergency being that it is necessary for the immediate preservation of public health, safety, peace and welfare that this ordinance be passed at once and shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Passed: November,7, 1950. to . rL. rs er - • - - `7 i rarence att, Mayor -