In addition to any penalty that may be provided in this subchapter, violation of any of the provisions hereof, or a failure to comply with any of the standards or qualifications provided herein, after reasonable notice to licensee and an opportunity to so comply, may be grounds for suspension or revocation by the licensing authority, and the privileges thereunder, when once revoked, shall not again be granted to the same person, firm or corporation, or any such firm or entity made up in part of the person or persons formerly of interest in the revoked license or privileges. Any licensee, whose license is revoked or whose license is suspended for a period of more than two weeks may, in writing, request of the licensing authority a hearing on such revocation or suspension, which hearing shall be held within ten days after being notified of the revocation or suspension. The hearing will be held by the licensing authority or his or her qualified designee, at which hearing anything touching upon any aspect of the license, the vehicle’s equipment, operation, personnel, qualifications, character or any other consideration involving the licensee or the ambulance service of such licensee may be considered. Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the licensing authority or his or her qualified designee shall reduce to writing, within five days, his or her findings with regard to such hearing, a copy of which is to be furnished to the licensee.
(1960 Code, § 7-3-10) (Ord. 5895, passed 7-20-1998)