such kennel, run, or other structure or area of the premises to become unsanitary, unclean, or to ---. emit undue stench or odor. The owner or occupant of any premises permitting any such condition to exist that does not abate such condition within 24 hours after. Notice shall be issued a citation. If such a notice is given, the condition must remain abated on a permanent basis. Additional notices shall not be necessary prior to the issuance of a citation.

6.04.030.Fees. Any person conducting, operating or maintaining a kennel shall pay to the county for the privilege of conducting, operating or maintaining such kennel an annual permit fee, as established by county resolution, for each calendar year. If the kennel engages in the business of boarding, breeding, buying, letting for hire, training for a fee or selling dogs or cats, owner or operator shall also obtain a Duchesne County business license.

6.04.040.Violations, Permit Revocation. Whenever the animal control officer or police officer finds or discovers any violations of any rule or regulation promulgated as herein provided by the county health department, it shall, upon receipt of such notice, immediately notify the owner or custodian of such kennel, to appear before the county commission at a day and time certain to show cause why the permit should not be revoked for such violation.

6.04.050.Inspection. It shall be the duty of the animal control officer or police officer to periodically inspect all registered kennels, to see that the provisions of this chapter pertaining to the sanitation and care of such places are being observed.

6.04.060.Pre-existing Condition. This chapter is retroactive. Those who would be required to have a kennel permit under this chapter shall not be considered having a pre-existing condition that would entitle them to a grandfather right, except as to the distance standards in section 6.04.012, above.