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d.A medical condition or any other condition governed by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). (7.)Senior citizen exemption. Any cat or dog owner 62 years of age or older who owns an altered animal may receive his or her annual registration free of charge. However, if the animal of any such person has not been spayed or neutered, the person who is 62 or more years of age shall pay the same permit fee and be subject to the above pet registration fees and charges as otherwise required for any animal. (b) Residential and Commercial Kennel/Cattery Permits. All of the following permits must be obtained and will be reissued annually and all tags for animals registered under any permit will be issued with the permit. (1.)Residential Kennel/Cattery Permit. Comment [MF2]: Brad please provide examples of what this would be? a.0 – 1 Unaltered - will require no special permitting other than city pet registration b.2 – 3 Unaltered - $300.00 (All tags/individual animal registrations included.) (2.)Commercial Kennel/Cattery (Based on declared capacity at business and requires zoning approval) a.6 - 15 dogs/cats - $150.00 b.16 - 25 dogs/cats - $200.00 c.26 or more dogs/cats - $250.00 d.Each animal owned by the permit holder will be individually registered with the city; animals owned by clients of a boarding business will be registered by the permit holder's clients. (c) Grooming Shop Permit. (1.)Fee - $100 (d) Major Breeder's Permit. (1.)Fee - $200 plus any applicable kennel/cattery permit fee (e) Minor Breeder's Permit. (1.)Any owner or person having custody of a dog or cat which has been neutered within ten weeks after giving birth to a litter or who turns the adult dog or cat over to the Department of Animal Control within ten weeks from the birth date of the litter, will be required to purchase a Minor Breeder Permit at the rate of $10. (2.)Any owner or person having custody of a dog or cat that has delivered a litter, who chooses not to relinquish the animal to the Department of Animal Control and also chooses not to have the animal neutered, will be required to purchase a Minor Breeder Permit at the rate of $100. (3.)Plus any applicable kennel/cattery permit fee. (f) Pet Shop Permit. (1.)Fee for shop selling animals with the exception of unaltered cats and dogs of any age - $250 (2.)Fee for shop selling animals including unaltered cats and dogs of any age - $500 (g) Circus, Animal Concession, Animal Event, and Commercial Animal Exhibit Permits. (1.)Fee - $100 (2.)Permits are to be issued for a term of one year, commencing with the date of issuance. (3.)Prior to engagements, permit holders will furnish the Department of Animal Control with a schedule of dates and times of exhibits or performances so the Department of Animal Control can perform periodic inspections. (h) Omnibus Permit. (1.)Fee - $300 (2.)This permit shall allow the holder to operate a kennel or cattery, grooming shop, or a pet shop.