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c ~ TUESDAY JULY 13, 1976 the prOV1Slons of this article. At the expiration of the five-day period, any dog not so claimed by its owner may be disposed of by giving it into the possession of any person willing to pay the cost of impounding, vaccination and license. If any dog is not disposed of within the ten-day period it shall be killed in a humane manner by the impounding officer. Section 3-14. Female dogs in season. Every female dog in heat shall be confined in a building or secure enclosure in such a manner that such female dog cannot come into contact with another animal except for planned breeding. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by said Council that this ordinance and these amendments shall become effective September 1, 1976. Pursuant to the Planning Commission's report and recommendation (dated July 9, 1976), Council approved a request for water service, as filed with Council on June 22, 1976 by Ray D. Frith & Partners, for a proposed building to be constructed by applicant on a site between the City's Industrial Park and Smith River, subject to the application of "M-3 Industrial" zoning regulations, the submitting of a site plan to the City's Building Official, the relocating of a water line by applicant, the granting of a r-o-w easement by applicant for the relocated water line, and such other terms and conditions as are to be incorporated in a contract or agreement to be executed by the City and the applicant. Upon being apprised of current regulations governing the 1976-77 expenditure of State- Federal funds allocated and/or available to the Blue Ridge Regional Library, as explained by Mrs. Betty M. Ragsdale, Director of said library, Council authorized and requested that such funds for 1976-77 be released to the Blue Ridge Regional Library.