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(1) For each vehicle permit, $10.00 per year, provided, that for any Affected Household • for which off-street parking is unavailable there shall be no charge for the first two permits issued in any year. (2) For each Guest Permit, $10.00 per year. (3) For each vehicle or Guest Permit, for people over age 65 who shall have qualified for Real Estate Tax or Rent Relief, $1.00 per year. b. Fees are charged only for the purpose of offsetting costs of administration and enforcement. Except as otherwise noted, permits are non -transferable. c. Fees for permits applied for and acquired after ";ter February 1 of each Permit Year will be one-half of the above rates. d. A person who sells or otherwise disposes of a vehicle during the Permit Year must surrender his vehicle permit and apply for a new permit for any newly -acquired vehicle. The transfer fee is $2.00. e. A person who moves from a Permit Parking Zone must surrender his permit. Any person who surrenders his permit during the first three-quarters of the Permit Year shall be entitled to a 100% refund of the fees paid pursuant to this section and applicable to the permit being surrendered. Permits surrendered during the last quarter of a Permit Year shall entitle their holder to a 50% refund. No new permit for the Permit Year in question shall be issued to replace the one which should have been but was not surrendered unless an applicant can show convincing proof that the • original permit holder's new residence is located at least seventy-five (75) miles from the City limits. f Applicants for all parking permits under this program must have satisfactory proof of ownership of or permanent residence in an Affected Household. Such proof may include a valid lease, a current letter from a landlord, or a current water, gas or other utility bill showing the applicant's address to be "one -and -the -same" as the address of the Affected Household. 4.0 Affected Area, Hours a. The City Council shall designate permit parking zones where permit parking may be implemented as a method to control parking. There may be as many different permit zones as Council deems necessary, and any permit is valid only for the specific block for which issued. b. Within each zone, the City Traffic Engineer shall recommend the specific residential blocks or portions thereof which will be designated as restricted parking blocks for approval by the City Manager and then consideration by City Council. C. Permit parking restrictions, where and when established, shall be applicable only to residential frontage, but not to frontage allocable to commercial, public, or special uses, and parking adjacent to such uses shall be unrestricted unless otherwise restricted by the traffic regulations or by • authority of the City Traffic Engineer. Such exempt areas shall to the extent necessary and 3-