Sec. 3-106.01. Wildlife Displacement Fees and Management

The types of wildlife that are displaced during the development of land;

Identify any endangered animals that may be displaced during the development of land;

The costs associated with the removal of the wildlife from the land;

A estimated amount of costs that wildlife negatively impacts on the land which was developed, and developed lands within a reasonable amount distance;

A estimated amount of costs that wildlife negatively impacts on the land which was developed, and developed lands within a reasonable distance;

Identify and categorize areas based on the amount of wildlife present in those areas; and

A formula that establishes reasonable fees that are proportioned and directly applicable to any reasonable wildlife costs incurred by any of the enumerated study requirements or what M-NCPPC and the Department of the Environment deems necessary to protect, control, and limit wildlife within the County.

Limiting wildlife displaced animals from encroaching and interfering with citizens' property;

Controlling wildlife animal displacement where lands are developed in a manner that ensures minimal wildlife interference with citizens and their property;

Protecting the displaced wildlife in a way that ensures they are kept safe for future generations to witness and enjoy;

Increasing the role of animal control in limiting, controlling, and protecting the wildlife within the County;

Animal Control's increased availability for wildlife calls from County residents;

What the M-NCPPC, DOE, and the Animal Control Administrator deem necessary in limiting, controlling, and protecting the wildlife within the County; and

From time to time, the Director of the Environment and the Animal Control Administrator shall reevaluate and update the Wildlife Action Plan as needed.