§ 6.80.520. Application—Conditions.

A.

Any person desiring to engage in the business of providing emergency wrecker services within the area of the metropolitan government shall make application to the commission, which application shall be upon forms to be adopted and provided by the commission. The completed application must contain all the information required by such form and must be verified under oath.

B.

The form to be adopted and provided by the commission shall require all the information required by Section 6.80.120, together with such additional information as the commission determines to be necessary and proper, including, but not limited to, the following:

1.

That the applicant will comply with the mandatory rates and charges as herein provided and as may hereafter be adopted by the commission;

2.

That the applicant is capable of and will provide twenty-four-hour emergency wrecker service, including holidays, and that he will have at all times a minimum of two wreckers with crews on duty or available at all times in any twenty-four-hour period;

3.

That the applicant will be equipped with two-way electronic communication legally authorized and in operation between each wrecker and the applicant's headquarters or principal place of business during the entire twenty-four hours of each day;

4.

That the applicant, upon being licensed to provide emergency service, will immediately subscribe to and at all times be a member in good standing of a central non-government call service which shall be maintained and equipped at all times to handle emergency calls by a direct line of communication from the department of metropolitan police for transmission to licensees. Such central call service must first be approved by the commission.

(Ord. 96-612 § 1 (part), 1996)