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. . . (e) Guard dogs: 1. notice at the entrance ofthe premises of the presence regarding said dog. 2. A business that has a guard dog shall file with the City a release authorizing the Police or Fire Department to shoot the dog in an emergencv situation, if necessary, in order to allow a police officer or firefighter to gain admittance to the premises in the perfonnance of his/her duties. &ttbd. 15. Ke1mels: a. Conformance with Provisions: (1) Residential: Any premises v;here more than two (2) dogs but not more than fDur (1) dogs over six (6) months of age are ovmod, boarded, bred or offered for sale \ (2) Commercial: Any premises \yhere more than four (4) dogs over six (6) months of age ure owned, boarded, bred or offered for sale. Subd. 8. Kennels: (a) Licensing requirements: All dog kennels must first obtain a special use permit as required in Title 1100 of this Code. The zoning classifications as required under Chapter 1103 and Section 1104.02 of this Code must be conformed with. Regardless of any provision in Title 1100 of this Code, the owner of a proposed dog kennel shall present a petition to the Council signed by more than fifty percent (50%) of all registered landowners or those occupying land within five hundred feet (500') of the proposed kennel who agree to the establishment ofthe kennel. Upon the receipt ofthe petition the council will then set a hearing for a special use pemlit as provided for in Title 1100 of this Code. The petition shall contain, among other items of infomlation, how many dogs the petitioner intends to keep on the premises. (b) License fee: The annual license fee for dog kennels shall be established by resolution of the City Council. The license fees are due September 1 of each year. b. Licensing Requirements: All dog kennels, residential or commercial, as defined in subdivision 1 of this Section, must be established by a special use permit as required in Title 1100 ofthia Code. The zoning classifications as roquired under Chapter 1103 and Section 1104.02 of this Code mast be confonned ',vith. Notwithstanding uny provision to the contrary in Title 1100 of this Code, the owner of a proposed dog kennel shull present a petition to the Council signed by over fifty percent (50~/ll) of all registered landowners or thoso occupying land "vithin five hundred feet (500') of the property to be affected, upon the receipt of which the Council ,,'.'ill then set the hearing for the special use permit as provided for in Title 1100 of this Code. The petition shall contain, among other items of inf01mution, how many dogs the petitioner intends to keep on the premises. 4 See also subdivision 701.03(1) ofthis Code.