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The application, attendant documents and the report of the Chief of Police or his duly authorized representative shall be referred to the City Council by the City Clerk, and upon consideration thereof, if the Council shall determine that the provisions of this subchapter have been complied with or will be complied with, the Council shall direct the City Clerk to issue the license, subject to such proper and reasonable conditions as the Council may impose. If the application is rejected by the City Council, the applicant shall be notified in writing to that effect, with the reasons for the rejection, and shall be given an opportunity to be heard by the City Council, either in person or by an attorney, and present such evidence as is pertinent to the application, after which the council shall take final action upon the application.
('68 Code, § 5-905) (Ord. 269, passed 9-19-66)
Renewal of licenses shall be applied for and processed in the same manner as hereinbefore provided for the original application and issuance of the original license, except that a plot plan need not be filed unless there is a substantial change in the premises.
('68 Code, § 5-908) (Ord. 269, passed 9-19-66)
It shall be the duty and obligation of the licensee and his employees in the operation of the business licensed hereunder, to comply strictly with the following rules and regulations and the enforcement thereof:
(A) No vehicle regulated by the provisions of this subchapter may be rented, leased or permitted to be used unless and until there is filed with the licensee a written application therefor which shall contain the following:
(1) Name, residence, address and age of applicant;
(2) Number and date of applicant's valid driver's license;
(3) If applicant is under 21 years of age, an acknowledgment in writing, signed by either parent of the applicant or by the applicant's legal guardian, in the presence of and witnessed by the licensee or his duly authorized agent, to the effect that permission is granted for the applicant to use the vehicle and that such parent or guardian assumes full responsibility for all acts or actions of the applicant in the use of the vehicle rented or leased; or
(4) The registered motor number of the vehicle rented or leased, together with other identifying data sufficient to readily identify the vehicle.
(b) No vehicle shall be permitted to be used by any person who does not present to the licensee or his duly authorized agent a valid and unrevoked driver's license;
(C) All vehicles when not in use shall be stored within a completely enclosed building;
(D) All repairs and maintenance work shall be performed within a completely enclosed building;
(E) Vehicle motors shall not be permitted to be running while on the premises, except for necessary use in connection with ingress to and egress from the premises; or when necessary, in order to repair or maintain the vehicle, and then only when the vehicle is within a completely enclosed building;
(F) The licensee shall provide each renter or lessee of a vehicle regulated by the provisions of this subchapter before permitting the vehicle to leave the premises, with an operating regulation hand out as provided by the Chief of police or his duly authorized representative.
(G) The licensee shall take the necessary steps to prohibit the unnecessary assembling of vehicles or drivers of vehicles upon the licensed premises;
(H) The licensee shall keep a complete and accurate file of all applications received, contracts or agreements of rental, description of vehicles are rented or leased, the parent or guardians's written approval of a minor's application and his agreement to be responsible for the action of such minor in the use of the vehicle, and all other data as may be required by the Chief of Police or his duly authorized representative, all of which shall be made available for inspection by the Chief of Police or his duly authorized agent;
(I) The licensee shall maintain the premises licensed hereunder in a clean and sanitary condition free of litter and debris and shall regulate and control the actions of patrons on the premises so as to
eliminate loud, boisterous, offensive or improper conduct and the unnecessary emission of smoke, fumes, gases or noise from the operation of the vehicles upon the premises, or any other actions which disturb, annoy or disrupt the comfort, rest, repose and peace of other persons or members of the public;
(J) No vehicle shall be rented or leased or allowed to be taken from the premises between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m.
(K) The licensee shall file with the City Clerk a certificate signed by a duly authorized officer of a company authorized to write liability insurance in the state to the effect that a policy of insurance has been issued and is in full force and effect, issued to the licensee, and that the premium has been paid as required thereon, together with a true copy of the policy contract or certificate of insurance, said policy of insurance shall be in a sum of not less than $50,000 for damage or injury for any one person, and not less than $100,000 for damage or injury that may result from any one accident. Failure upon the part of the licensee to maintain such insurance in effect shall be grounds for revocation or suspension of the license;
(L) All provisions of the city code, this subchapter and any applicable ordinances of the city shall be complied with; and
(M) The licensee shall provide each renter, lessee and passenger of a vehicle regulated by the provisions of this subchapter, before permitting the vehicle to leave the premises, with a helmet. The type of helmet to be furnished shall be designated and approved by the Chief of Police or his duly authorized representative.
('68 Code, § 5-909) (Ord. 269, passed 9-19-66) Penalty, see § 120.999
The City Council, acting upon a written complaint against any licensee setting forth a violation of any of the terms of this subchapter, and after due notice to the licensee of the nature of the complaint, and a hearing before the City Council, at which the licensee shall be given the opportunity to defend himself, may revoke or suspend the license of the operator complained of upon satisfactory proof of the existence of the matter set forth in the complaint. Such determination, with the reasons for the City Council's conclusions, shall be in writing and a copy thereof shall be served upon the licensee complained of.
('68 Code, § 5-910) (Ord. 269, passed 9-19-66)
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