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6 (g) Any single place or facility to be used for more than one type of commercial animal establishment shall require a separate permit for each type of establishment. Sec. 3-22. Same-Fees as Drescribed. Fees for permits shall be as set by separate ordinance by the city council from time to time, copies of which are kept on file in the city secretary's office. A schedule of these fees shall be kept on file for public inspection in the office the city secretary and at the animal control shelter. Sec. 3-23. Same-Revocation. (a) Upon petition of the chief animal control officer or designee, the municipal court judge may, after a hearing, revoke a commercial animal establishment permit for the remainder of its current term upon any of the following grounds: (I) Withholding or falsifying information on an application for a permit; (2) Failure to comply with applicable provisions of this chapter, or with regulations promulgated pursuant to Section 3-24; (3) Conviction of the permit holder or of any employee of the permit holder's establishment, of a crime pertaining to the care and treatment of animals. (b) Any establishment whose permit is revoked shall humanely dispose of all animals owned or kept incident to the operation of the establishment within ten (10) days after such revocation. Sec. 3-24. Sanitation and humane reQuirements: offset from residences. (a) The chief animal control officer shall promulgate regulations pertaining to the care of animals at commercial animal establishments, including but not limited to, capacity, spacing, sanitation and feeding. A copy of these regulations shall be kept on file for public inspection in the office of the city secretary and the animal control department. The chief animal control officer or designee shall have the right of inspection at reasonable hours without notice for compliance with these regulations. (b) No commercial animal establishment, or part thereof, shall be located within one hundred (100) feet of any residence other than that of the owner or operator of the establishment; provided, this requiremènt shall not apply to commercial animal establishments in existence as of the effective date of the ordinance from which this section is derived; and provided further, that upon cessation of operation of such an existing establishment for a continuous period of sixty (60) or more days, the foregoing offset requirement shall thereupon apply to such establishment. Sec. 3-25 - 3-29. Reserved. ARTICLE IV. LIVESTOCK AND FOWL Sec. 3-30. Livestock and fowl not to run at larqe. No owner of livestock or fowl shall cause or permit any such animal to run at large upon any public property within the city, or upon private property other than that of the owner.