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I am located in Bonduel Wi, I have asked for them to change their ordiance from 2 ft max to 6 ft; however, the following is a letter from the village attorney.

The board has made it cleared that they don't care about what I want as a pet but they are thinking what is best for the village, even if that means writing laws based on fears and phobias.

My next step, I have brought in proof to show these are not dangerous, I have brought in proof that the villages of the surrounding areas do not even agree that this is fair, I have also brought forth the fact that in any pet store you can buy these aniamalsl however there are no pet stores in OUR town is their response. So what do I need to do, I to go to the streets and I need to write a petition and take to the streets, I need to fill that board room with people, the only thing I need right now is what should I write on the petition, I hit the streets tomarrow at 6:00pm.

Thanks

matt

Move.
Just my opinion.

Or get a massive petition going.
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"What is man without the beasts?
If all the beasts were gone,
men would die from great loneliness of spirit.
For what happens to the beasts,
soon happens to men.
All things are connected."

-Chief Seattle (Duwamish Tribe)

I think that before you "hit the streets" and get a petition going, that whenever you put pen to paper regarding this "battle" you are taking on, that in order to be taken more seriously, that you run it through a Spellcheck to avoid careless spelling and grammatical errors taht will lend your "quest" less clout.
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I am not trying to sound stupid, or be funny, but why can't we just say that we worship the ball python and that it is a violation of our freedom of religion amendment to say we can't have them? I am not an ignorant person, but I would really like to know why we cant just pull that card out and play it????

n/p

reach 2.5 to three feet, you'd pretty much be left with . . . DeKay snakes and ringnecks, right?

That's unreasonable. It'd be like limiting dog keepers to chihuahuas and the smallest yorkies, or cat keepers to kittens under six months old. Oh, wait . . . dogs and cats aren't native to Wisconsin.

Are they working to achieve a pet-free town?!

~Bruce