Chapter 4.68 AMBULANCES
Section 4.68.130 Revocation of license.
1. The licensing authority may, and is authorized, to suspend
or revoke a license issued
hereunder for failure of the licensee to comply and to maintain compliance with, or for his
violation of, any applicable provisions, standards or requirements of this chapter, or regulations
promulgated hereunder, or if any other applicable laws or ordinances or regulations promulgated
thereunder, but only after warning and such reasonable time for compliance as may be
established by the licensing authority. Within ten days after a suspension, the licensee shall be
afforded a hearing, after reasonable notice. The licensing authority shall, within ten days after
conclusion of such hearing, issue a written decision as to the suspension of the license. Such
written decision shall be promptly transmitted to the licensee to whom it refers.
2. The initial, semiannual or other ambulance or equipment and
premises inspection report to
the licensing authority herein provided for shall be prima facie evidence of compliance or
noncompliance with, or violation of, the provisions, standards and requirements provided herein,
and of the regulations promulgated hereunder, for the licensing of ambulances.
3. Upon suspension, revocation or termination of an ambulance
license hereunder, operations
as such shall cease with such ambulance and no person shall permit continued operation with
such ambulance as such. Upon suspension, revocation or termination of an emergency medical
technician or emergency medical technician-driver license hereunder, such person shall cease to
drive or attend an ambulance and no person shall employ or permit such individual to drive or
attend an ambulance. (Ord. S-17734, 1971)