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(A) Taxicab driver permits and taxicab operator permits shall continue in effect for the remainder of the fiscal year in which they are issued, unless revoked or modified as provided in section 11-271; provided, however, that taxicab driver permits shall automatically become void on termination of employment or self-employment as a taxicab driver. A taxicab driver permit or taxicab operator permit issued in the last quarter of a fiscal year shall continue in effect for the remainder of the fiscal year in which it is issued, and for the next fiscal year, subject to the foregoing provisions regarding revocation, modification, and automatically becoming void.
(B) Permittees shall submit to the license collector applications to renew taxicab driver permits and operator's permits for following fiscal years, together with fees for the renewal and any changes in the information provided in the initial application or a previous renewal application; evidence that required insurance will be in effect for the new fiscal year; and a new certificate of vehicle inspection for each taxicab. In addition, an applicant for renewal of a taxicab driver permit shall submit proof of a negative test for controlled substances and alcohol as required by the city's controlled substance and alcohol testing program, have a new photograph taken by the police chief, and provide a document issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles, dated no more than ten days before the application is submitted, showing that the applicant holds a valid, current California driver's license.
(C) The license collector shall refer to the police chief completed applications for renewal of taxicab driver permits and taxicab operator permits. The police chief and the license collector shall process, grant, and deny the applications for renewal as provided in sections 11-265 and 11-266. An applicant for renewal whose application is denied may request a hearing as provided in section 11-267. Conditions on renewal permits shall be as provided in sections 11-268 and 11-269.
(D) Applications for renewal of taxicab permits and taxicab operator permits should be submitted by June 15 of each year to allow sufficient time for processing before the current permit expires on June 30.
(`64 Code, Sec. 30-11) (Ord. No. 2468, 2954)
(A) A taxicab operator permit or a taxicab driver permit may be revoked or suspended, or additional conditions imposed thereon, for failure of the permittee to comply with applicable laws, regulations, and conditions, based on matters occurring after the permit is issued or on matters not considered at the time of issuance of the permit, that would have authorized denial of the permit or the imposition of conditions on the permit.
(B) The police chief may file with the license collector a written request for revocation, suspension, or modification of a taxicab operator permit or a taxicab driver permit, stating facts showing that the permittee has not complied with applicable laws, regulations, or permit conditions and recommending that the permit be revoked or suspended or in what respect the permit should be conditioned.
(C) On receiving the request, the license collector shall mail to the permittee a notice that the permit is recommended for revocation, suspension, or conditioning in a specific manner and stating the reasons for that recommendation. The notice shall inform the permittee that the recommendation will be adopted and the permittee will be deemed to concur with the recommendation if the permittee does not make a written request for a hearing in the manner provided in subsection (D) of this section.
(D) On receiving the notice, the permittee may make a written request for a hearing. The request must be received by the license collector within 14 days after the license collector mailed the notice of recommended revocation, suspension, or conditioning to the permittee and shall be accompanied by the hearing fee set by resolution of the city council. The request for hearing shall state the reasons that the permittee alleges the notice of recommended revocation, suspension, or conditioning to be incorrect.
(E) The procedures for holding a hearing, rendering a decision, and seeking judicial review of the decision shall be as provided in subsections (H) through (N) of section 11-154 of the code.
(`64 Code, Sec. 30-12) (Ord. No. 2468, 2493, 2954)
ARTICLE XII. JOLLY JUMPS
For the purposes of this article, the following words shall have the following meanings:
(A) JOLLY JUMP - Inflatable recreational equipment containing landing surfaces on which users may jump or bounce, which equipment is intended for outdoor use.
(B) CITY STAFF - Persons employed in the parks and facilities division of the public works department.
(Ord. No. 2543)
(A) No person shall place a jolly jump on public property, including city parks, before obtaining a permit for such placement and use from city staff.
(B) Any person placing a jolly jump on public property, including city parks, without a permit shall, upon request by city staff or employees of the city's code enforcement program, immediately remove the jolly jump. Such person shall also be subject to a warning and/or a fine of $100 for the first offense; a fine of $100 for a second offense; a fine of $200 for a third offense; and a fine of $500 for a fourth offense and any additional offenses.
(Ord. No. 2543)
(A) City staff shall prepare an application form for use by any person wishing to apply for a permit to place a jolly jump in a city park. The application form shall require the applicant to provide proof that the applicant has a current business tax certificate issued by the city for a business that includes providing jolly jumps and that the applicant has the insurance coverage required by city insurance form INS-M. The application form shall also require additional information to identify the applicant.
(B) Applications shall be filed at least five working days before the date for which the jolly jump permit is applied.
(C) Each application shall be for one occasion on one day in one park.
(D) City staff shall not process the application until the applicant completes the application form, provides all required information and proof of a business tax certificate and insurance, and pays a security deposit and the jolly jump permit fee. The amount of the security deposit and the permit fee shall be set by resolution of the city council.
(Ord. No. 2543, 2838)
Jolly jump permits shall be issued subject to the following conditions, and any additional conditions necessary, in the opinion of city staff, to enhance the safety of jolly jumps and preservation of the public peace and quiet:
(A) Jolly jumps may be no larger than 17 feet by 17 feet.
(B) Jolly jumps shall not include water slides, slip-n-slides or dunking cages.
(C) Jolly jumps shall not be set up on basketball courts, volleyball courts or tennis courts, or certain other locations in the park for which the permit is issued, as shown on a map of the park provided by city staff to the permittee.
(D) The generator used in connection with a jolly jump shall not exceed the applicable sound level set by chapter 7, article XI of the code.
(E) No person may take a vehicle onto city park turf in order to load, unload, set up or take down a jolly jump.
(F) The permittee shall not place a jolly jump in a city park earlier than 8 a.m. on the day for which the permit is issued. The permittee shall remove the jolly jump from the park no later than sunset on the day for which the permit is issued.
(Ord. No. 2543)
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