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Docket 17-07: KCC Title 9 2017 | Page 15 of 17 <br /> <br /> <br />ARTICLE VI: KENNELS <br /> <br />6.01.360 Kennel license – Requirements. <br /> <br /> It is unlawful for any person to own, maintain or operate a kennel unless such person has <br />obtained the applicable license as provided hereinafter. If there is a change in the ownership of <br />any kennel, the new owner shall have the license transferred to his name upon receipt of a new <br />updated application and payment of the twenty-five-dollar ($25.00) transfer fee. Any person <br />found guilty of this Section shall be fined nine hundred and fifty dollars ($950.00) for each <br />violation. <br /> <br />6.01.370 Kennel license – Application. <br /> <br />1. Information required. Any person making application for a kennel license shall submit <br /> to the department the following information: <br />(a) The name, address and phone number of the owner of the kennel; <br />(b) The name, address and phone number of the person having primary supervision <br /> of the kennel; <br />(c) The address or location and phone number of the kennel; <br />(d) The maximum number of adult dogs which the kennel will contain at any time; <br />(e) The name and address of the person designated by the applicant as agent for <br /> service of legal process or notice; <br />(f) A statement giving permission for the inspection of the kennel at any reasonable <br /> time; <br />(g) For all hobby, commercial and foster shelter kennels a certificate of zoning <br /> compliance issued by the appropriate department of Kittitas County pursuant to <br /> Title 17 of Kittitas County Code. <br />2. Notice of Deficiencies. In the event any kennel license applicant fails to provide all <br /> required information or fees, the department shall notify such applicant either by <br /> telephone or by first class mail at the mailing address stated on the application of any <br /> such deficiency, demanding that any required information or fees be provided to the <br /> department within thirty (30) days, and stating that if the such required information or <br /> fees are not timely received, any fees paid shall be forfeited and the application shall be <br /> voided. <br />3. Failure to Provide information. If any applicant fails to timely provide information <br /> requested under this section, a new application and fee shall be required after the thirty <br /> (30) days have expired, and any tag previously supplied shall be voided. <br />4. Disposition of Fees Received. Any fees received by the department for applications that <br /> cannot be processed shall be deposited into a special revenue account within the dog <br /> control department fund and held in that fund for a period of not less than thirty (30) <br /> days after notice of deficiencies in the application is mailed to the applicant or until the <br /> required information or fees are received. After thirty (30) days have passed since the <br /> applicant was notified of any deficiency, such fees shall become miscellaneous <br /> revenues. Any overpayment of fees shall be refunded to the applicant if the request for <br /> overpayment refund is made within ninety (90) days of such overpayment. <br />5. Appeals. Any decision made concerning the typed of kennel to be licensed and the fee