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A. The chief of police shall revoke any driver’s permit when the driver violates or fails to meet any qualifications required by this chapter. If the driver does not correct the violations or meet the qualifications within 30 days from the date of such notice, then such permit shall be revoked.
B. The chief of police shall immediately revoke any driver’s permit when the driver is convicted of or enters a plea of nolo contendere for offenses which relate to the unlawful operation of a motor vehicle, or any other offense, whether misdemeanor or felony, which poses a potential risk to the public.
C. The chief of police shall send a written notice that specifies each reason for the revocation to the driver’s last known address.
D. The driver may request administrative review pursuant to Article V of this chapter.
(Prior code § 26.18 (Ord. 895 §2, Ord. 1312, Ord. 2352 §2))
The vehicle shall meet the following qualifications:
A. Meet or exceed all requirements of the Vehicle Code of the state;
B. Be in safe, working condition and well-maintained;
C. The vehicle’s owner shall have title and provide proof of such title to city;
D. Keep posted in the vehicle in a conspicuous place a schedule of fares and charges which shall conform to the schedule established by the city council under the provisions of Section 5.28.060; and
E. Agree that vehicle shall be made available to the chief of police at any reasonable time for inspection for the purpose of verifying that the vehicle meets all qualifications, as required by this chapter.
(Prior code § 26.19 (Ord. 895 §2, Ord. 2352 §2))
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