Effective March1, 2021
Pets
(Excluding service animals)
Ref: Bylaws Article IX, Section 3.e, pages 23-24
- The pet control regulations of Montgomery County are to be considered the Rules of the Mutual, and enforceable in accordance with the Mutual Bylaws.
- All pets must have a valid County license and inoculations as required by law.
- Residents may keep in their unit not more than a total of two (2) dogs or two (2) cats or one (1) dog and one (1) cat, whose individual adult weight is not more than 40 pounds.
- Pets on the general common elements must be leashed at all times.
- Pet owners or their pet’s caretakers must clean up and dispose of their animal’s waste.
- An animal will be considered a nuisance if it is allowed to violate any of these rules or to commit other actions that include, but are not limited to: running at large, defiling or damaging public property (defecating, scratching, digging, chewing, etc.), making or causing noise (excessive crying, barking, scratching, etc.), or attacking or menacing other people or animals.
- The Board, after affording the pet owner due process as set out in the Bylaws and Rules, has the authority to levy a fine or order a nuisance pet removed from the premises.