(a) Any registration issued under this chapter may be revoked or canceled by the Board of Electrical Examiners for any of the reasons appearing in Section 1313.09 or for any other violation of this chapter. A record shall be kept by the Building Official showing the date, name of license, location of the City and the owner or person in control of the property where any work is performed contrary to this chapter. Written notice shall be immediately issued to the licensee that caused the work to be done and such licensee shall, immediately upon receipt of such written notice, cause such work to conform to the provisions of this chapter. If the licensee claims that the work and material referenced in the notice are in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, such licensee shall, within twenty-four hours after such notice is received by him, notify the Board of Electrical Examiners of his position, in writing. The board shall cause an immediate re-inspection to be made by the Building Official and if the licensee is not satisfied with the report of the Building Official after such re-inspection, the board shall conduct a hearing within forty-eight hours and give the licensee an opportunity to present his position to the board. The board shall make its decision within twenty-four hours of the conclusion of the hearing and the board's decision shall be final. When a licensee had been revoked or canceled by the Board of Electrical Examiners, the person, firm, corporation or other entity who has had such license revoked or canceled may, after a period of one year, apply for the issuance of another license subject to all of the provisions of this chapter. Reapplication for a license pursuant to this paragraph is not be construed as a guarantee that such license will be issued. The issuance of a new license may be conditional and on such terms as the Board of Electrical Examiners deems appropriate.
(b) Before the renewal of an electrical contractor's license is issued, the contractor must provide copies of documents proving that he is paying Workers Compensation premiums. (Ord. 153-2010. Passed 12-20-10.)