(A) The Building Commissioner may suspend the license of a person for a period up to 730 days, revoke the license of a person or determine on the basis of activities carried out while licensed that a person who is or has been licensed within the previous 365 days is ineligible for license renewal, if one of the following is shown:
(1) The licensee made any materially false statement of fact either to the Building Commissioner or on his application for license renewal.
(2) The licensee acted fraudulently in the license examination.
(4) The licensee acted fraudulently or with deceit in his relationship with other persons, partnerships or corporations with which he dealt in connection with wrecking.
(5) Wrecking for which the licensee was responsible as applicant for the permit or applicant representing the transferee of the permit was performed incompetently or in such manner that it does not meet standards of reasonable workmanship or compliance with building standards and procedures.
(6) The licensee failed to correct a violation of building standards and procedures relative to wrecking for which the licensee was responsible as applicant for the permit or applicant representing the transferee of the permit, after the Building Commissioner issued a notice of a building code violation, revoked a building permit, or issued a stop-work order and the violations causing any of these actions remained uncorrected for a period of ten days from the date of issuance of the building code violation, revocation of permit or stop-work order, or in the instance where a period of ten days was not sufficient, such longer period of time as was fixed by the Building Commissioner in writing.
(7) The licensee has consistently failed to apply for or obtain required applicable permits for wrecking accomplished by the licensee under his supervision.
(8) The licensee has consistently failed to give notice of availability for inspection at designated stages of wrecking as required by § 150.046.
(9) The licensee has consistently failed to timely file certificates of completion and compliance for wrecking relative to which he was the applicant for the permits or applicant representing the transferee of the permits.
(10) The licensee, excluding licensees who meet the inspector requirement of S 150.181, has not for a period of five continuous years accomplished or supervised the accomplishment of a significant amount of wrecking.
(a) Is no longer a partner of a partnership or an officer of a corporation licensed under this division, or
(b) Has made use of his license other than as an agent of the partnership or the corporation named in his application.
(13) The licensee has not properly paid the fee specified by § 150.074 for a license which has been issued or is delinquent in other fees owed pursuant to this chapter.
(14) The licensee has failed to give proper supervision to wrecking in accordance with requirements of § 150.188.
(15) The licensee holding a Type B or Type C wrecking license has accomplished (without supervision by a licensee of the appropriate type) or supervised the accomplishment of wrecking without having the type license which is required for such construction activity.
(16) The licensee has attempted to conceal or has concealed violations of building standards and procedures.
(B) The Building Commissioner may suspend the license of a partnership or corporation for a period up to 730 days, revoke the license of a partnership or corporation or determine on the basis of activities carried out while licensed within the previous 365 days that the partnership or corporation is ineligible to receive a successor license, if one of the following is shown:
(1) A materially false statement of fact was made to the Building Commissioner by an agent of the licensee or placed on the licensee's application for license.
(3) An agent of the licensee acted fraudulently or with deceit in its relationship with other persons, partnerships, or corporations with which it dealt in connection with wrecking.
(4) Wrecking for which licensee was responsible as obtainer of the permit or as transferee of the permit was performed either incompetently or in such manner that it does not meet standards of reasonable workmanship or compliance with building standards and procedures.
(5) The licensee failed to correct a violation of building standards and procedures relative to wrecking for which the licensee was responsible as obtainer of the permit or as transferee of the permit, after the Building Commissioner issued notice of a building code violation, revoked a building permit, or issued a stop-work order and the violations causing any of these actions remained uncorrected for a period of ten days from the date of issuance of the building code violation, revocation of permit or stop-work order, or in the instance where a period of ten days was not sufficient, such longer period of time as was fixed by the Building Commissioner in writing.
(6) The licensee has consistently failed to obtain required applicable permits for wrecking accomplished by the licensee.
(7) The licensee has consistently failed to give notice of availability for inspection at designated stages of wrecking as required by § 150.046.
(8) The licensee has consistently failed to timely file certificates of completion and compliance as required for wrecking accomplished pursuant to his license.
(10) If a partnership, does not have a licensed person as a general partner, or if a corporation does not have a licensed person as an officer.
(11) The partnership presently has a partner or the corporation presently has an officer who has a license under this subchapter presently suspended or who has had such license revoked within the preceding 730 days or a determination made of ineligibility of license renewal within the preceding 365 days.
(12) The partnership presently has a partner or the corporation presently has an officer who, within the previous 365 days, served as a partner in a partnership or as an officer in a corporation licensed under this subchapter at the time when actions related to policies or practices of the partnership or corporation occurred which provided the primary basis on which the license of the partnership or corporation was revoked, suspended for more than 365 days, or a determination made of ineligibility for receipt of a successor license.
(13) Wrecking for which the licensee, holding a Type B or Type C license, is responsible as obtainer of the permit or transferee of the permit was performed without the licensee having the type license which is required.
(14) The licensee has attempted to conceal or has concealed violations of building standards and procedures.
(Ord. 29-1977, passed 10-17-77)