Niles is a non issue at this point. We knew that there wasnt anything written as of yet and by the sounds of it there wont be. This is what happened to get the whole thing started. Someone had a large constrictor outside and the neighbors called the city about it. The Public Safety Director called for a committee to review the citys exotic animal laws that were already in place to see if anything needed to be done. At this point there is no actions required. I addressed the city council about further possible bans and was assured that they have no intentions of adding to what the state has already set forth unless it truly becomes a public safety issue. I stayed long after the meeting talking to the council members that were part of the committee. The entire thing seems to have been blown a bit out of porportion. They are happy to fully investigate and do the research to make an informed decision prior to putting anything on the table or in writing. The head of the committee has my contact information and the information to contact USARK - United States Association of Reptile Keepers in the event that they need guidance toward any future decisions on reptile/exotic keeping within their city.