Frequently Asked Questions
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There is no designated quiet time. Central Point Municipal Code (CPMC) 8.04.080 discusses unnecessary noise at any time.Police - Code Enforcement
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Certain ordinances apply only to public property (owned by the City/government) and may not apply to private property (owned by individuals/businesses).Police - Code Enforcement
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As the property owner, you must coordinate its removal. Contact a tow company for removal at the owner's expense.Police - Code Enforcement
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Community Service or Police Officers can tag the vehicle as abandoned and start the removal process. Refer to CPMC Chapter 10 for details.Police - Code Enforcement
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Call Community Service Officers at 541-664-5578 with the address for abatement.
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Call Community Service Officers at 541-664-5578, with the address for abatement.
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No, dogs must be on a leash in public places per CPMC 6.08.010.A.Police - Code Enforcement
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If the dog is not aggressive and is willing to ride in your vehicle, you can drop it off at Jackson County Animal Services 541-774-6654 or call Jackson County Animal Control 541-774-6655. Critically injured animals can be taken to the 24 Hour Southern Oregon Emergency Veterinary Specialty Center.Police - Code Enforcement
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If in a store parking lot, contact the store to intercom the owner and call 541-664-5578. Signs of distress include unresponsiveness, excessive panting, vomiting, or weakness.Police - Code Enforcement
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Yes, barking dogs are included in CPMC 8.04.080.B.1 and CPMC 6.08.010.D.4.Police - Code Enforcement
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Basketball hoops are best kept on private property, not interfering with a person's ability to walk or drive along a public passageway. Basketball hoops that are obstructing sidewalks or streets must be moved to avoid violating CPMC 9.64.040.
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Chickens are allowed, but roosters are prohibited per CPMC 6.06.010. Other prohibited animals include livestock like cows, pigs, and goats. However, Homeowners Associations may have additional restrictions.
Please note: some neighborhoods and subdivisions are subject to Homeowners Associations and CC&Rs which the Community Service Officers cannot enforce unless there is a corresponding City of Central Point Municipal Code.
If you have any further questions regarding Code Enforcement, contact the Community Services Division at 541-664-5578.
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Per CPMC 6.05, bee keeping is allowed within the City limits as long as the following guidelines are adhered to:
- Registration of the bee hive through the City. For questions or to register, call the Community Development Department at 541-664-3321 and enter extension 292.
- Ensuring correct number of hives is maintained. Maximum of three hives on lots less than one acre, maximum of six hives on lots greater than one acre. If owning five or more hives, the beekeeper must register them with the Oregon Department of Agriculture.
- Hives shall have removable frames.
- Hives must not be in yard setback areas.
- Flyaway barriers of at least six feet in height are required for a minimum of 10 feet in either direction from the hive if the hive is kept less than 25 feet from a property line.
- A constant supply of fresh water must be provided within 15 feet of each hive.
- The beekeeper must ensure no wax comb or other material is left upon the grounds of the property.
- Sale of surplus honey or beeswax is permitted under applicable business licenses and/or home occupation regulations. Outdoor sales are prohibited.
- African bees or any hybrid thereof are prohibited. Only docile common honey bees are permitted.
- Hives exhibiting aggressive characteristics require a beekeeper to replace the queen immediately.
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No, drones cannot be flown on most City properties. Drones are considered “model aircrafts,” and CPMC 8.06.010 prohibits the use of model aircrafts in areas smaller than 1.5 acres without permission. Review FAA regulations here.Police - Code Enforcement