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File Number: 13-427 <br />the following determinations, to the extent they are applicable to the particular animal: <br />(1)All applicable housing and care requirements set forth in Section 4-11-1110 are met. <br />(2)Adequate fencing exists. Depending on the animals and the specific features of the <br />lot, additional fencing can be mandated as a prerequisite to Animal Permit approval in order to <br />ensure the safety of both the animals and the public. <br />(c)Required Findings. In order to grant the Animal Permit , the following additional findings <br />must be made: <br />(1)The keeping of the animals at the location specified in the application will not violate <br />any ordinance or other City or State regulations. <br />(2)The keeping and maintenance of the animal will not endanger the peace, health or <br />safety of persons in the immediate vicinity or in the City as a whole and will not constitute a <br />nuisance. <br />(3) The premises and housing where the animal(s) will be kept are in clean and <br />sanitary condition, and the animal(s) will not be subject to suffering , neglect, cruelty or abuse. <br />(d)Mediation. Upon receipt of a nuisance complaint regarding the holder of an Animal <br />Permit, Animal Control Services may require the complainant(s) to mediate with the Animal <br />Permit holder as a precondition of investigation, citation and abatement of the nuisance. Such <br />cases may be referred to the Alameda County Mediation Program . If the Animal Control <br />Director determines mediation is appropriate and the complainants agree to mediate but the <br />alleged violator refuses, the Animal Control Director may proceed with investigation and any <br />appropriate enforcement. <br />(e) Renewal of Permit. Every two years a renewal permit shall be obtained by a holder <br />of an Animal Permit. The fee for the issuance of a permit and each renewal permit shall be <br />established by City Council resolution, and the renewal permit fee is due and payable each <br />year on the anniversary of the date of the issuance of the initial permit. The renewal fee shall <br />become delinquent 30 days after it becomes due and payable, and upon delinquency, an <br />additional delinquent fee established by resolution of the City Council may be added to the <br />succeeding year’s renewal fee . <br />(f) Inspection of Permit . Animal Permits issued pursuant to the provisions of this <br />Chapter shall be surrendered for inspection by the permit holder upon the request of the <br />Animal Control Director or an Animal Control Officer . <br />(g) Additional Inspections . The premises on which an animal is maintained pursuant to <br />an Animal Permit shall be open at any reasonable hour for inspection by the Animal Control <br />Director or his or her designee. <br />ARTICLE 14 <br />BEEKEEPING <br />4-11-1400 <br />Page 5 City of San Leandro Printed on 9/11/2013
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