The ordinance would not ban the breed. Instead, the city wants to establish a registration period for dog owners and to set the amount of homeowner's insurance pit bull owners must carry.

The meeting is set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Commerce City council office on East Parkway Drive.

Previous Stories:

• August 9, 2005: Aurora Seeks Public Input On Pit Bull Ban
• July 21, 2005: With Ban In Place, Denver Euthanizing 3 Pit Bulls Daily
• July 8, 2005: Aurora Considers Banning Pit Bulls
• July 7, 2005: Westminster Pit Bull Mauls, Kills Neighbor's Sheltie
• May 24, 2005: Police Kill Pit Bull While Serving Warrant
• May 17, 2005: Man Faces Animal Cruelty Charge After Goat Suffers From Exhaustion
• May 9, 2005: Pit Bulls Banned Again In Denver
• April 8, 2005: Denver Allowed To Enforce Pit Bull Ban
• January 26, 2005: Pit Bull Breaks Chains, Kills 2 Poodles Inside Neighbor's House
• January 25, 2005: Pit Bulls Shot After Attacking Officers
• January 6, 2005: Owner Of Killer Pit Bulls Turns Herself In
• December 15, 2004: Pit Bull Owner Sentenced For Mauling Death
• July 15, 2004: Fort Lupton Defies State Law, Bans Pit Bulls
• July 7, 2004: Playful Pit Bull Pounces On Boy
• June 14, 2004: Pit Bull Shot Following Backyard Attack