(A) The Committee shall not issue a license to an applicant who does not satisfy the requirements of this subchapter or provide information required by this subchapter, or if the fees to be charged by the applicant are deemed excessive.
(B) Acts which shall be grounds for invalidation or nonrenewal of a license shall include, but shall not be limited to the following:
(1) The making of a material misrepresentation on any application or form or other document required by this subchapter or the rules and regulations promulgated by the Ambulance Services Committee;
(2) Failure of the licensee to supply the Committee, upon request, with true and accurate information essential to the administration and enforcement of this subchapter; and/or
(3) Failure to notify the Committee within ten days of any material change in the information submitted to the Committee prior to issuance of a license.
(C) A licensee shall not charge a greater fee for its services than shown in its schedule of fees which is required to be submitted at the time application is made for a license, unless the increase in fees is first approved by the Ambulance Services Committee. Any increase in fees shall not be approved by the Committee if deemed excessive. If the Committee fails to approve a requested increase, the licensee may appeal that decision to the Quorum Court as provided below.
(D) Any person who is refused a license, or who is notified that his or her license will be invalidated or will not be renewed, shall have the right of a hearing before the Committee by filing a written request for a hearing with the Committee by registered or certified mail within ten days of notification of the refusal or nonrenewal.
(E) Any person whose license is denied, refused or invalidated by the Committee may appeal the decision to the Quorum Court within 20 days after official notification of the decision by filing a written request for a hearing with the Quorum Court by registered or certified mail.
(Ord. 90-4, passed 9-10-1990)