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In all cases involving revocation or suspension of a license under this article, at least 15 days notice of the contemplated revocation or suspension shall be served upon the licensee, and such notice shall indicate the time and place of the hearing, the general grounds of the contemplated action and shall advise the holder of his/her right to appear at the hearing in person or by council for the purpose of presenting his/her defense. In each case, the licensee shall not continue to perform the duties associated with the privilege of the license until the termination of the proceedings. This provision shall be waived only if a court of competent jurisdiction issues a temporary injunction against the city in such proceedings.
(Ord. 2867, § 1, passed 12-11-1995)
The building official shall make a complete record of the case involving any revocation or suspension of a license under this article and shall keep a written record of the testimony produced at the hearing held pursuant to the preceding section. He/she may request legal advice from the city law department and adopt such procedure for the decorum and the dispatch of business of such hearings as he/she may regard advisable.
(Ord. 2867, § 1, passed 12-11-1995)
The decision of the building official at a hearing on the revocation or suspension of a license under this article shall be final. In the case of a suspension of a license, the licensee’s time in grade for the particular license shall be suspended for the period of suspension and shall begin accruing again at the end of the suspension. An adverse decision of the building official may be appealed to the city council by filing with the city clerk within 15 days from such decision a written notice of the intention to appeal, and a request for a hearing before the city council. The city council, within 30 days of the filing of such written notice, shall grant a hearing to the party appealing. The revocation or suspension of a license shall not entitle the holder to a refund of any part of the fee which he/she may have paid.
(Ord. 2867, § 1, passed 12-11-1995)
Whenever the building official deems it advisable he or she may at his or her discretion issue a special mechanical master license to any mechanical master who is not otherwise licensed by the city to do mechanical work, but who can provide proof of competency as a licensed mechanical master in another city’s jurisdiction. The special license so issued shall allow the licensee to do mechanical work on the building for which it is issued and no other. The fee for such special license shall be described Master Fee Schedule, and shall be paid to the city treasurer before the special license is issued. A certificate of insurance, which provides combined coverage for bodily injury and property damage in a minimum amount of $300,000.00 shall be provided to the Permits and Inspections Department prior to the issuance of the special license. Upon the completion of the work for which a special license was issued, such license shall expire and become null and void.
(Ord. 2867, § 1, passed 12-11-1995; Ord. 3505, § 17, passed 3-9-2009; Ord. 3661, § 9, passed 11-28-2011)
No person licensed under this chapter shall do any mechanical work within the jurisdiction of the city without having in his/her possession a mechanical permit issued by the city, pursuant to this article containing the name of the mechanical master or firm authorized to do the work. Permits associated with this article shall be applied for by the mechanical master. When such permit has been approved, it shall be signed and paid for by the licensed mechanical master associated with the business, firm, or corporation who has been approved through other provisions of this division.
(Ord. 2867, § 1, passed 12-11-1995)
No license required under this article shall be required of any individual doing installation or repair of the mechanical systems of the residence in which he/she lives; provided that such installation is done in conformity with this code and any other ordinances of the city. In all cases, the rules and regulations of this article shall be complied with, and such individual shall notify the city of such work proposed, request inspection thereof and pay a permit in accordance with the Uniform Administrative Code provisions. Furthermore, this section shall only apply to those installations required for remodeling, additions, and repairs. No individual shall be allowed to perform any mechanical work on new construction without first having been issued a license to do such work.
(Ord. 2867, § 1, passed 12-11-1995)
A master’s license issued to an individual shall authorize a company or corporation to engage in such business or occupation during the period of time that the licensee maintains his/her connections with such company or corporation. A license applied under the requirements of this article shall be valid and in effect of one company, firm, or corporation as an active license, and shall not be assignable to any other company, firm, or corporation.
(Ord. 2867, § 1, passed 12-11-1995)
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