Permit—Required When. No person shall keep or maintain on any property zoned or used for residential uses and purposes more than three pigeons, in any residential zone. A conditional use permit is required to maintain pigeons greater than the amount identified above. Compliance with the keeping and care of pigeons is required at all times.

Keeping and Care of Pigeons. In addition to the terms and provisions of any conditional use permit issued for maintenance and care of pigeons, each permittee shall at all times comply with the following conditions:

No horse shall be kept or maintained on any lot or parcel of land in any residential zone, except in the R-E zone. In the R-E zone, no such horse shall be kept or maintained on any property having less than ten thousand square feet of lot area. Any lot or parcel of land containing ten thousand square feet of lot area or more may keep and maintain such horse(s), including their respective offspring (up to one year of age); provided, however, that there shall be not less than ten thousand square feet of lot area for horses so kept and maintained for the first two and not less than five thousand square feet of lot area for each animal thereafter. A maximum of four horses (to include offspring up to one year of age) may be kept on premises. Such horses shall only be kept for the personal use and enjoyment of the occupants of the property or premises.

All areas devoted to and utilized for the keeping and maintenance of horses shall be subject to the following minimum requirements, and such requirements shall also be subject to the provisions of Chapter 18.42 of this title relative to property development regulations:

The keeping and maintenance of animals, poultry and/or fowl, as provided for in this chapter, shall comply with all regulations and provisions of the health and sanitation laws of the city. In addition thereto, no animal, poultry or fowl, nor any pen, coop, stable, barn, corral, grazing area or other structures or areas where animals, poultry or fowl may be kept or maintained shall be kept or maintained within thirty-five feet of any residence, dwelling or other building used for human habitation or occupancy. No such keeping or maintenance shall be within twenty-five feet of any public street, nor within ten feet of any portion of an adjoining residential zoned property. When such adjoining property is a lot containing twenty thousand square feet or more lot area such ten-foot distance is not required.

All premises and facilities upon which animals, poultry or fowl are permitted to be kept shall be maintained in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition at all times. All manure shall be removed at least once each week, and all premises and facilities shall be treated weekly with biologically, ecologically and environmentally approved pesticides for the control of odors, insects and rodents which in any way can be considered a clear and present nuisance or detriment to the health, safety, comfort, welfare, peace and/or tranquility of the general public.

Oxen or swine;

Dangerous or poisonous reptiles, except in scientific biological laboratories or educational institutions;

Lions, tigers, elephants; all species of monkeys, apes, chimpanzees; or similar such animals which shall be considered wild and/or dangerous by their nature or ancestry;

Bees. No person shall keep or maintain, or allow to be kept or maintained, upon premises owned or controlled by him, her or it, in the city, a hive of bees. This provision shall not apply to the keeping of bees within an educational institution for study or observation, or within a physician's office or laboratory for medical research, treatment or other scientific purposes, provided they are not permitted to fly at large; or

Any other animals, poultry or fowl not specifically provided for in this chapter.