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Pets

We have agreed to take full responsibility for our personal pets, their waste, their noise and any other problems or concerns they may cause. By law, dogs must be on a leash when on common property.

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The City of Lafayette published the following:

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Debbie Wilmot, City of Lafayette CITY On 4/30/2015 10:41 AM
Dogs that are taken for a walk or are off their own property must be on a leash. The City of Lafayette’s ordinance requires that animals must be under physical control (on a leash or in a pet carrier) at all times when off of their owner’s property. The only area where dogs are allowed to be off-leash is at the Great Bark Dog Park. Electronic collars are not recognized as appropriate control measures. To report an at-large or off-leash dog, contact the Police Dispatch Center at 303-441-4444.

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View more Animal Control FAQ's on the City's website:
http://www.cityoflafayette.com/index.aspx?nid=559

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View information about the Great Bark Dog Park: 
http://co-http://co-lafayette.civicplus.com/facilities.aspx?search=1&CID...

The members of the Nyland community create guidelines and informal agreements about how we want to relate as neighbors, and about what kind of community we aspire to be. These guidelines and agreements are separate from the legal policies of the Nyland Community Association and its Board of Directors. Community guidelines are not HOA governance documents; they represent members’ intentions and aspirations for the community norms we want to foster, and they are not legally binding.

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