Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-27

NAL is found shall promptly pro-
vide for its proper removal and
disposal. The carcass shall be
disposed of in a manner to avoid
the creation Of nuisance or the
contamination of a water sup
ply, by burning in a crematory
suitable for the purpose, by re-
ductiOn in plant operating un-
der license of the state depart
ment of agriculture or by burial
under at least three 90 feet of
earth cover at a point not less
than five hundred 5000 feet
from any water supply, building
Of human occupancy, road or
body of water.
SECTION 26, MANURE, No per-
son shall place or deposit man.
ure, produced by the keeping of
an animal or animals of the
horse, mule, or cattle kind, in
any street, alley, road, open ex-
cavation, abandoned well or
cistern, ditch, stream or body
of water, or in any other man.
ner deemed improper by the
board Of health, every person
owning or keeping in a stable,
stall, or compartment, any ami
NAL of the horse, mule, or cattle
kind, shall store the manure in
manner satisfactory to the de-
partment of health.
SECTION 27. KEEPING OF
HOGS, MINK, CHICKENS AND
OTHER FOWLS OR ANIMALS.
In any town, village or hamlet
or rural section in the Geauga
County, Ohio General Health
District the keeping of hogs or
mink is prohibited except when
the building in which these ami
mails are housed is so located as
to be at least five hundred
5000 feet distant from any bull
ding used for human habitation
or occupancy other than the re-
Sidence of the owner of these
animals and at least three hun
dred (300) feet distant from any
reservoir, public way, street or
road. The keeping of chickens
or other fowls, horses, COWS or
other animals except hogs and
mink is prohibited except when
the building or fenced encloSur:
eS in which such animal or fowl
is kept is as least one hundred
100) feet distant from any bull
ding used for human habitation
or occupancy other than the re-
Sidence of the owner of such ami
NAL or fowl. In no instance shall
the keeping Of animals or fowls
be allowed to become a public
nuisance.
S TION %. NUISANCES.
Where a nuisance, as defined
in section 3767. .13 of the Revised
Code Of Ohio, is found in any
building or upon any ground or
premises, written order to a
bate such nuisance shall be Civ
en- by the board of health to the
owner or occupant of such build
ing or premises. The time for
compliance Herewith shall be
specified in the order.
SECTION 30. PENALTY. Sec
ton 37O7.99 division Co of the
Revised Code of Ohio provides:
Whoever violates section 37O7.
48 of 3707 so Of the Revised Code
shall be fined not more than one
hundred dollars ($100.00) or i'm
prisOned not more than ninety
d avs, or both. No p SON
shall be imprisoned under divi
sion CO. of this section for the
first offenSe and the prosecution
shall always be as and for the
first offenSe unless the affidavit
upon which the prosecution is
instituted contains the allegation
that the offense is a second or
repeated offense.'
SECTION 80. UNCONSTITUTI-
ONALITY. Should any section,
paragraph, sentence, clause or
phrase Of the foregoing reguIa
tions be declared unconstitution-
al or invalid for any reason, the
remainder of said regulations
shall not be affected thereby.
SECTION 81. REPEAL AND
DATE OF EFFECT. All regu
lationS and part of regulations
in conflict with these regula-
tionS are hereby repealed, and
these regulations shall take eff
feet Immediately upon their a
doption and publication, as re
quired by law.
These regulations passed and
adopted by the Board of Health
of the Geauga County, Ohio.
General Health District, accord
ing to law and are in effect on
and after March II, 1858.
(Signed)
H. E. Shafer, MD. Pres.
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