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2022 ORDINANCE Page 4 of 17 annually, or within thirty days of acquisition by the owner, or within thirty days of being moved into the city, whichever occurs later. Licenses shall be issued upon payment of the amount required by Section 6.04.100 of this chapter, and upon proof of current vaccination for the following communicable disease from a licensed veterinarian: rabies. Dogs and cats issued a lifetime license, prior to implementation of the regional pet licensing program, are not subject to the annual registration. B. Licenses. 1. License tags shall be securely displayed upon dogs and cats at all times, except when the animal is displayed in any official exhibition or is working in the field as a hunting animal. Cat owners shall be allowed to choose the means by which to display the identification number (tag, collar or other acceptable form of identification tag, with the registration number on it). An identification tag, with registration number, shall be supplied by animal control. 2. Licenses are not transferable to another animal. License information may be transferred to a new owner upon payment of a registration fee as set forth in Section 6.04.100 of this chapter. 3. With the exception of lifetime licenses, all All licenses provided in this section shall expire one year from the last day of the same month the license was issued. The license fee will be the rate as provided in Section 6.04.100 of this chapter. 4. Owners of animals displaying current licensing from jurisdictions outside the boundaries of those municipalities participating in the regional pet licensing program Everett shall purchase a new license for the license replacement fee listed in Section 6.04.100 of this chapter, provided the animal remains in possession of the owner to whom such license was duly issued. 5. Animals must be licensed to the address where they reside or are kept. C. Exceptions from Licensing and Waiver of Fees. License fees for animals owned by persons aged sixty- five or older and for owners of registered service dogs shall be as specified in Section 6.04.100 of this chapter. Section 3. EMC 6.04.060 is amended as follows, with strikeouts removed and underlining added: 6.04.060 Facilities-Denial and revocation of license-Appeals. A. A license required by Sections 6.04.040 and 6.04.050 of this chapter may be denied or revoked for any of the following reasons: 1. Conviction for violation of any provision of this ordinance or other applicable city, state or federal law, rule, order or regulation pertaining to any activity for which licensing approval is sought; 2. Furnishing false information on an application for licensing; 3. Conviction of the applicant or any person in his the applicant’s employ, or any person to whom the applicant entrusts supervision of the facility, of any offense involving cruelty to animals, whether in this or any other state; 4. Refusal to allow the animal control agency to inspect all animals, the premises where