The Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare Advisory Board has advanced the proposed breeders ordinance to be presented to the Amarillo City Council for approval. The thing we wanted to add, that we all talked about, was an annual fee of $100, which is what the board asked for, Animal Management and Welfare Department interim director Rob Sherwin said during the panel s session earlier this month. We also added the applicant shall not have received any more than three violations of this chapter in the preceding two years. People we issue citations to get three citations at a time three violations, he continued. That would obviously blanket that issue, as far as if they receive a lot of citations, they have that history, they do not need to get a breeders permit. The AMOs go out into the field and answer those calls they re generally writing no vaccine, no tag and then dog at-large. Those three citations all get written together exclusively.