Growing oleander flowers is illegal.

Section 6.08.010 Prohibition.

No person, corporation or public agency shall plant or cultivate the oleander plant at any place in the city for any purpose whatsoever.

(Ord. 722, 1997, Ord. 304 Sec. 2 (part) , 1974)
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Oleander is extremely dangerous/toxic to horses as well as other animals. Norco has a very high concentration of horses and therefore the need to ban Oleander is necessary to prevent any horse in the city from accidental ingestion of a poisonous plant.

It is illegal to ride a horse in excess of ten miles per hour.

All persons wishing to keep a rhinoceros as a pet must obtain a $100 license first.

It is illegal to say “Oh, Boy”

Driving a herd of cattle down a street is against the law.

One may not promote a “horse tripping event”.

One Response to “Growing oleander flowers is illegal.”

Comment from Alice
Time November 3, 2011 at 9:17 am

Yeah…Califorina is covered with Oleander…It’s even planted along parts of I-5…