05-16-13 SBACC Special Commitee - 2013 Ordinance Revisions

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('74 Code, § 6-19)(Ord. G-14-81, passed 9-22-81; Am. Ord. S-22-86, passed 2-25-86; Am. Ord. G-32-86, passed 8-26-86; Am. Ord G-32-89, passed 12-26-89; Am. Ord. G-29-95, passed 11-21- 95; Am. Ord. G-18-03, passed 5-27-03; Am. Ord. G-14-04, passed 7-27-04; Am. Ord. G-24-09, passed 12-8-09)Penalty, see § 91.999 § 91.053APPEAL;RE-INSPECTION;DENIAL OR REVOCATION OF PERMIT. (A)Any person who is denied a permit or whose permit is revoked may appeal the denial or revocation in accordance with this sectionwithin 60 days of the date of the denial or revocation of the permit. (B)The permit holder may request a re-inspection for permit reinstatement based on compliance or may appeal the ACC FWACCrevocation.All requests for appeals must be in writing and addressed to the Director; whereupon, the Director shall set the appeal for hearing within 45 days of the receipt of the written request. (C)Upon re-inspection byACCFWACCfollowing anappeal, a permit reinstatement fee of $50 will be required prior to reopening. ('74 Code, § 6-20)(Ord. G-14-81, passed 9-22-81; Am. Ord. G-32-86, passed 8-26-86; Am. Ord. G-18-03, passed 5-27-03; Am. Ord. G-24-09, passed 12-8-09) § 91.054KENNEL/CATTERY PERMITS. (A)Any person owning or harboring more than one unaltered dog or one unaltered cat over the age of five months must apply for a kennel/cattery permit.At no time shall the number of dogs exceed five, number of cats exceedseven, or the total number of dogs and cats exceed seven, at one residential property. (1)A resident staying within the numbers limits but exceeding one intact animal on the property may apply for a residential kennel permit. Applications will be followed by an inspection prior to issuance of the permit. Permits are valid for one year from date of issue and are the residential kennel permit holder's responsibility to renew. Residential kennel permits require eligibility and may be refused or revoked for cause. (a)Initial application eligibility requires no more than three unaltered pets, no outdoor housing in the absence of the owner, suitable exercise space for the breed and number owned, no history of violations with FWACC, and all animals current on vaccinations. (b)Cause for revocation may include but is not limited to: animals running at large, substantiated neighborhood nuisance complaints, failure to maintain current permits, breeding without a breeders permit, failing to maintain current rabies vaccine status, and exceeding the number limits.