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that there was no limit, Falmouth, if you look in the zoning book it says <br /> "four dogs" and you may have one litter per year. It was in black and <br /> white and was very very clear. Then they said that this was l lashpee so <br /> - they better check the zoning. They told them that there was no limit. He <br /> spoke to roan in the building department and both of therm reviewed the <br /> zoning book. There wasn't anything that said that. They called and asked <br /> i the people here that should know and they told them that there was no <br /> number. <br /> Mr. Bateman asked therm how they could comply with something that <br /> wasnit on the books. <br /> Mr. Ball stated that apparently there was a numbernow. <br /> . <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that he reviewed the state law on the internet. H <br /> was not an expert on dogs. He hadn't been to the website before. He was <br /> going to look up other MGL. It was a lot of what he did. He found the <br /> information pretty readily. It was under dogs and dog licenses. It can be <br /> found, if you were looking for the !Massachusetts regulations it states <br /> that...He was sorry that he didn't have it printed out. He did have it printed <br /> out once. He must have given it to Ms. Daley. He apologized for not being <br /> prepared enougha <br /> Mr. Bateman interjected that it was probably correct because they <br /> normally assume that the town was tougher than the state. That was why <br /> they went to the town to see what they would allow. <br /> Mr. Harrington understood his position. <br /> Ills. Grady asked again if the state regulation was limited to four dogs. <br /> Mr. Harrington confirmed that that was correct. <br /> Ills. Grady asked if they could go below that if they wanted too. <br /> Mr. Harrington responded that they could be stricter. They couldn't add to <br /> that number* <br /> Mr. Ball asked what els. rady's opinion was in this matter. <br /> Ms. Grady responded that she felt that they should limit them to tour dogs. <br /> Then if they get things worked out the could go with this other plan to get <br /> it up to code. <br /> Mr. Ball agreed with Ms. Gradyfs recommendation* Hewasn't sure how <br />