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2, Not allowing hunting at all. <br />3. Look at different way of processing the hunters and <br />the sites. <br />RECOMMENDATION - It is recommended that for 1990, the property <br />owner must provide the police department with a letter indicating <br />that he or she will permit hunting on their personal property. <br />The property owner must indicate in which way the deer are <br />causing nuisance or damage to their property. Further, the <br />property onwer must provide description of the property owned, <br />(ie. the number of acres, address, sketch of the property in <br />conjunction with the roadways, etc.). There must be a minimum of <br />five (5) acres on the property for safety reasons. <br />The number of permits given out on a property will be up to the <br />property owner. Each property owner must decide how many persons <br />he permits on his property. The City will not limit the number <br />of hunters allowed on each property. Each hunter, however, must <br />have written permission from the landowner before the City will <br />grant a permit. All hunting will be done from a stand at least <br />four feet in elevation. The hunter must have a proper state <br />license to bow hunt deer. The hunter must have the appropriate <br />city permit on his person at all times while hunting. The hunter <br />must not shoot within 100 feet of any property line, within 100 <br />feet of any building, within 200 feet of any livestock. The <br />hunter, in tracking animals, must have the permission of any <br />landowner before retrieving deer. The permit may be revoked at <br />any time for cause. The hunter must submit the Limited Firearms <br />Use Permit Report Form prior to January 20, 1991, indicating <br />whether or not he took a deer. Failure to submit report will <br />result in future permits being denied. <br />PROPOSED MOTION - Moved by , seconded by , that Council <br />direct staff regarding the deer hunting for 199*U7 A*^«s , Nays