Permits shall be issued by the City Clerk or authorized designee, upon compliance with this section.
(A) Individual permit. Application for an individual permit shall include the full name and address of the applicant; the applicant's date of birth; the state of issuance of the applicant's current driver's license, the number of the driver's license; the date of application and applicant's signature, the name of applicant's insurance company; the number of applicant's insurance policy; and the date of expiration of insurance coverage for the vehicle. As a condition to obtaining an individual permit, the City Clerk may require an applicant to submit a certificate signed by a physician to the effect that the applicant is able to safely operate an all terrain vehicle on the roadways or shoulders under the jurisdiction of the city.
(B) Revocation of permit. An individual permit may be revoked by the City Clerk if there is any material misrepresentation made in the permit application, liability insurance is no longer in effect, or if there is evidence that the permittee cannot safely operate the all terrain vehicle. An individual permit shall also be revoked if the permittee no longer has a valid driver's license. The City Clerk shall issue a notice of revocation of a permit in writing and either hand deliver the notice to the permit holder or send the notice by certified mail to the address on the application. The revocation shall be in effect immediately after personal service or three days after the mailing.
(C) Permit expiration. Permits shall be issued for the lifetime of the owner unless revoked. If the ownership of the vehicle changes, the new owner shall be required to apply for a new license.
(Ord. 345, passed 6-26-2006; Am. Ord. 366, passed 10-12-2009)