So was Ii was referring to this course.
Some do, maybe some don't. It's irrelevant, because according to the city, you only need to provide proof that you took a 2 hour course to obtain your permit. Not certs.do other courses provide a certificate of completion? proof that the city demands?
This is what the city requires:
- Any person applying for a permit must provide proof to the City Clerk of satisfactory completion of a class/course regarding the proper care and raising of chickens in an urban setting. Classes must be at least two hours in length.
So, permits are not certifications...they are permissions (permit/permitting) to let you do something within the city jurisdictions...damn laws and sh*t. However, the permit fee of $25 I would agree is a tax. But the OSU course is not a tax. At all. By any measure.then the city requires a one time fee of 25 dollars to certify you to own a few chickens. it is still a tax.
I don't live in the city so I'm good. Out.enjoy your new freedom to own chickens permitted to you by the city. over