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be filed with the City Clerk, including a sketch of proposed fence lines, barns, and other structures relative to property lines and existing structures on all adjacent property. Subdivision 4.20. Inspection. The parcel and any proposed buildings shall be inspected by the City Building Inspector or his designated representative(s). Inspection shall be directed specifically toward: a) Proximity of proposed animal housing areas to residences/ dwelling and wells; b) Adjacent wetlands and waterways; c) Potential drainage into adjacent wetlands and waterways. Notice of approval will be forwarded directly to the City Clerk by the City Building Inspector or his de- signate(s) within two (2) weeks after Hobby Farm Operator registration application. Re -inspection may be requested by the registration applicant after completion of all necessary corrections outlined by the Building Inspector or his designate(s). Subdivision 4.30. After receipt of the Building Inspector's approval, the City Clerk will register the Hobby Farm Operator for the number and species of animals requested by the registrant. The total number of animal units shall not exceed one-lilf; animal unit per acre of said parcel as de- scribed in the certified copy of the title or deed or the Tax Statement or the Purchase Agreement or the lease agreement for said parcel. Subdivision 4.40. A one-time Hobby Operator registration origination fee of $5.00 per animal unit or fraction thereof shall be assessed to defray administrative costs. Subdivision 4.50. The Hobby Farm Operator registration shall be renewed on an annual basis by remitting an annual fee of $1.00 per animal unit and providing the City Clerk with a current list of animal species and numbers of each species housed on the parcel. SECTION V. NUISANCE Subdivision 5.10. No person shall suffer or allow any animal or fowl to disturb the peace and quiet of the City or to otherwise become a public nuisance so as to annoy, injure, or endanger the health, safety, comfort, or repose of the public or as may in any way render the inhabitants of the City of Lino Lakes, or a considerable number thereof, in- secure in life or in use of property, or allow any animal to be a nuisance as described in Section 5.30 through 5.70 Subdivision 5.20. Complaints regarding violations of the nuisance provision of this ordinance may be filed with the Lino Lakes Police Department. a) The Police Department may forward complaints to the Lino Lakes Commission for Non -Household Animal Control -4 -