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The City Building Inspector shall issue a certificate of registration if all the following criteria are met.
(a) The applicant shows proof that one of the following proofs of his experience are met:
(1) He holds a valid license or certificate of corresponding character issued by any state, county, city or other municipality or by any accredited examining board and has been actively engaged in the work covered by such certificate for five years or more.
(2) He has performed work under permits of other municipalities; or
(3) He has been a tradesman for at least five years, such as a journeyman plumber, journeyman electrician, general contractor, etc.
(b) The applicant furnishes evidence of insurance for bodily injury in the amount of one hundred thousand dollars/three hundred thousand dollars ($100,000/ $300,000) and for property damages in the amount of at least two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000).
(c) The applicant furnishes proof that all employees are covered by workers compensation insurance and the same or comparable insurance for the owner (contractor) of the firm. Contractor shall uphold all such insurance for the term of the certificate. (Ord. 57-1984. Passed 12-3-84.)
(a) The fee for a certificate of registration shall be:
(1) Two dollars ($2.00) for the initial certificate;
(2) Two dollars ($2.00) for a renewal certificate.
(b) The fee is payable at the time of filing the application. If the certificate is denied one half of the fee will be refunded.
(Ord. 57-1984. Passed 12-3-84.)
(a) The form of the certificate shall be as prescribed by the Building Inspector.
(b) The term of the certificate shall be for one year from the date of issuance.
(c) Certificates of renewal shall be issued for periods of one year. Application for renewal should be made thirty days prior to the date of termination.
If a contractor or subcontractor's certification is not renewed prior to January 31, it shall be considered as an original application for certification, and shall be treated as such under all sections of this chapter.
(Ord. 57-1984. Passed 12-3-84.)
Any person who, upon application, is denied a certificate by the Building Inspector, within ten days from after such denial, may appeal from the decision of the Inspector to the Planning Commission which shall promptly hear the evidence of the applicant and of the Inspector, and which may, at the conclusion of such hearing, sustain, reverse or modify the decision of the Inspector. The appeal shall be in writing and shall be filed with the Safety Service Director who shall report the filing of such appeal and transmit all papers so filed to the Planning Commission at its next regular meeting.
(Ord. 57-1984. Passed 12-3-84.)
Upon the violation by any person holding a license under the provisions of this chapter of any law of the state or the Municipality, any rule or regulation prescribed thereunder or any reasonable order of the Building Inspector made pursuant thereto, the Building Inspector may revoke such license, and such person shall discontinue all work as a contractor during such revocation. The license may be renewed upon further application and upon satisfactory proof to the Building Inspector that any necessary corrections have been made or violations abated, and upon reasonable assurance of compliance with such laws, regulations and orders.
(Ord. 57-1984. Passed 12-3-84.)
All contractors performing work pursuant to a certificate issued under this chapter shall protect all work within public streets or grounds or structure of the Municipality by proper signs, warnings, barriers and barricades in order to protect the public from injury by reason of such work. (Ord. 57-1984. Passed 12-3-84.)
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