HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 44-1993ORDINANCE NO. 44 -93
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, BREVARD
COUNTY, FLORIDA, ENACTING CHAPTER 683, VEHICLES FOR HIRE,
OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL;
PROVIDING DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING EXCEPTIONS FOR
OPERATIONS UNDER PERMIT FROM THE UNITED STATES INTERSTATE
COMMERCE COMMISSION OR THE STATE OF FLORIDA; PROVIDING
LICENSE FEES TO BE IN ADDITION TO OTHER TAXES AND
CHARGES; REQUIRING COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATIONS OF
CHAPTER; REQUIRING CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND
NECESSITY TO OPERATE A PUBLIC VEHICLE; REQUIRING AN
APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND
NECESSITY; PROVIDING THE CITY MANAGER WITH AUTHORITY TO
APPROVE APPLICATIONS OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY
UPON THE MAKING OF CERTAIN FINDINGS; PLACING THE BURDEN
OF PROOF ON APPLICANTS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY; PROVIDING FOR THE EXPIRATION
OF CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY;
PROVIDING FOR SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF CERTIFICATES
OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY; IMPOSING
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANSFER OF A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY; MAKING IT UNLAWFUL FOR A
PERSON TO DRIVE A PUBLIC VEHICLE WITHOUT A PUBLIC VEHICLE
DRIVER'S PERMIT; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR OPERATING A
PUBLIC VEHICLE WITHOUT A PUBLIC VEHICLE DRIVER'S PERMIT;
PROVIDING FOR THE APPLICATION FOR A PUBLIC VEHICLE
DRIVER'S PERMIT; REQUIRING A PHOTOGRAPH ON A PUBLIC
VEHICLE DRIVER'S PERMIT; PROVIDING FOR INVESTIGATION,
ISSUANCE OR DENIAL OF A PUBLIC VEHICLE DRIVER'S PERMIT;
PROVIDING A SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR A PUBLIC VEHICLE
DRIVER'S PERMIT; PROHIBITING THE TRANSFER OF A PUBLIC
VEHICLE DRIVER'S PERMIT; PROVIDING FOR A SURRENDER,
REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF A PUBLIC VEHICLE DRIVER'S
PERMIT; REQUIRING HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY TO FILE SCHEDULES OF RATES AND
CHARGES; REQUIRING SCHEDULES OF RATES AND CHARGES TO BE
POSTED IN PUBLIC VEHICLES; MAKING IT UNLAWFUL TO CHARGE
RATES IN EXCESS OF THE ESTABLISHED RATES; REQUIRING
CERTAIN EQUIPMENT IN PUBLIC VEHICLES; SPECIFYING VEHICLE
TYPE FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES; IMPOSING CONDITIONS OF
CLEANLINESS AND LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS ON PUBLIC VEHICLES;
PROVIDING FOR MECHANICAL INSPECTION OF PUBLIC VEHICLES;
REQUIRING PUBLIC VEHICLES TO DISPLAY CERTAIN IDENTIFYING
LETTERS AND SIGNAGE; PROVIDING FOR REGULATION OF
TAXIMETERS; PROVIDING PROCEDURES FOR SUBSTITUTION OF
EQUIPMENT; LIMITING THE NUMBER OF PASSENGERS TO BE
CARRIED IN A PUBLIC VEHICLE; PROHIBITING THE TRANSPORTING
OF NONPAYING PASSENGERS WITH PAYING PASSENGERS WITHOUT
APPROVAL; PROHIBITING THE RECEIVING OF POLICE RADIO
CALLS; REGULATING STANDS, DEPOTS, TERMINALS AND PARKING
OF PUBLIC VEHICLES; PROHIBITING CRUISING AND CERTAIN
SOLICITATION; REQUIRING DRIVER'S ATTENDANCE TO PUBLIC
VEHICLES; REQUIRING THE MAINTENANCE OF RECORDS; PROVIDING
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PROCEDURES FOR THE DISPOSITION OF LOST MONEY OR PROPERTY;
PROHIBITING THE CARRYING OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN PUBLIC
VEHICLES; REQUIRING THE REPORTING OF ACCIDENTS;
SPECIFYING INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING
ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL,
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, as follows:
Section 1. Chapter 683, Vehicles for Hire, of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Cape Canaveral is hereby enacted as
follows:
Sec. 683.01 Definitions.
The following words and phrases shall have the meanings
ascribed to them by this section for the purposes of this
chapter unless it appears from the context that a different
meaning is intended.
A. Certificate shall mean the certificate of public
convenience and necessity granted by the City Manager to
persons in the business of operating public vehicles.
B. Driver shall mean any person in charge of or
operating any public vehicle.
C. Public Vehicle shall mean any motor - driven vehicle
used for the transportation for hire or reward of passengers
upon the streets of the City, operated continually or
occasionally as a taxicab, for -hire car, or other such
vehicle, except buses being operated under franchise and over
fixed routes and between fixed termini and ambulances and
conveyances used in connection with the conducting of funeral
services.
D. Owner shall mean any person having control of the
operation or maintenance of a public vehicle, including any
person having control of the collection of revenue derived
from the operation of public vehicles and including the
purchaser of any public vehicle under a conditional sales
contract or other title- reserving agreement.
E. Specified criminal offense shall mean any criminal
offense described in the following chapters of the Florida
Statutes: Chapter 794, Sexual Battery, Chapter 796,
Prostitution, Chapter 800, Lewd; Indecent Exposure, Chapter
810, Burglary and Trespass, Chapter 812, Theft, Robbery and
Related Crimes, Chapter 817, Fraudulent Practices, and /or
Chapter 893, Drug Abuse Prevention and Control.
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F. Street shall mean any street, alley, avenue, lane,
public place or highway within the City.
G. Taximeter shall mean a meter instrument or device
attached to a public vehicle which measures the distance
driven and the waiting time upon which the fare is based.
Sec. 683.03 Application of chapter to vehicles,
operators regulated by federal or state
government.
The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to any
vehicle or the operator thereof when engaged in operations
under and by virtue of any certificate or permit from the
Interstate Commerce Commission of the United States or by
virtue of a certificate of public convenience and necessity
from the public service commission of the state when a permit
is required for such operations by those regulatory
commissions.
Sec. 683.05 Licenses and fees to be in addition to
other taxes and charges.-
All licenses and fees provided for and levied in this
chapter are regulatory fees imposed to cover the cost of
regulating the operations of public vehicles in the City. All
licenses and fees shall be additional to the annual
occupational license tax and any other taxes and charges
levied by and payable to the City. All licenses and fees
contained in this chapter are annual fees. Each renewal fee
shall be paid not later than October 1 of each year.
Sec. 683.07 Compliance with chapter required.
The operation of public vehicles within the City shall be
subject to the conditions, regulations and restrictions set
forth in this chapter. It shall be unlawful to operate such
a vehicle until and unless the conditions, regulations and
restrictions set forth and prescribed by this chapter have
been complied with by the owner of any activity regulated
under this chapter.
Sec. 683.09 Certificate of convenience and necessity,
license required.
It shall be unlawful to operate, or cause to be operated,
within the City any public vehicle until a certificate of
public convenience and necessity and a license therefor have
been issued to the owner thereof.
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An application shall be filed in duplicate for the
certificates of public convenience and necessity and vehicle
permits required by this chapter. Such application shall be
made by the owner or proposed owner to the City Manager and
shall furnish the following information:
A. The full name, any aliases, and the home and
business-address of the applicant.
B. The trade name under which the applicant does or
proposes to do business.
C. Evidence of insurance or insurability sufficient to
meet the requirements of section 683.79 of the City Code of
Ordinances.
D. The number and kind of vehicles, showing seating
capacity, design and color scheme of each and the lettering
and marking to be used thereon.
E. The character and location of the depots, terminals
and stands to be used.
F. Each conviction or plea of guilty or nolo contendere
for the violation of any criminal law, including traffic
infractions of any kind, whether such violation is of a
municipal ordinance, state law or federal law and the date and
place of conviction or plea.
G. The specific experience of applicant in the
transportation of passengers for hire or related occupations.
H. The schedule of rates and charges which will apply
to the persons and their baggage transported by the
applicant's public vehicles.
Sec. 683.13 Approval of certificates of public
convenience and necessity and vehicle
permits.
A. The City Manager shall have the authority to grant
a certificate of public convenience and necessity and vehicle
permits as applied for, or to grant a certificate and vehicle
permit for a lesser number of vehicles than that specified in
the application, or to deny the application. The City Manager
shall approve the issuance of a certificate of public
convenience and necessity when he finds the following have
been met by the applicant:
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(1) The applicant has demonstrated an ability to meet
the requirements of section 683.79 of the City Code of
Ordinances.
(2) The vehicles and the character and location of the
depots, terminals and stands proposed to be used by the
applicant conform to City ordinances.
(3) The experience of the applicant in the
transportation of passengers in public vehicles or related
occupations have sufficiently demonstrated a capability to
operate public vehicles in conformance with City ordinances.
B. Applicants shall have the opportunity to appeal any
action by the City Manager on their application to the City
Council.
Sec. 683.15 Burden of Proof.
The burden of proof shall be upon the applicant for the
certificate of public convenience and necessity to establish
the existence of public convenience and necessity for the
operation of the public vehicles designated in his application
and all other facts required for the granting of the
application.
Sec. 683.17 Expiration.
If a certificate of public convenience and necessity or
vehicle permit is not used for a period of ninety (90) days,
it will automatically expire.
Sec. 683.19 Suspension and revocation.
A. A certificate and vehicle permit issued under the
provisions of this chapter may be revoked or suspended by the
City Manager if the holder thereof has violated any of the
provisions of this chapter, including the failure to pay any
fee prescribed by this chapter, or has committed a specified
criminal offense or a felony punishable by the laws of the
United States.
B. Prior to suspension or revocation, the holder shall
be given notice of the proposed action to be taken and shall
have an opportunity to appeal the City Manager's decision to
the City Council.
Sec. 683.21 Transfer.
Any certificate of public convenience and necessity and
vehicle permit issued under the provisions of this chapter
shall be transferable only by and with the consent of the City
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Manager. Application for any such transfer shall be filed
with the City Manager, and upon the filing of such application
for transfer, the person to whom the transfer is to be made
shall file an application as if an original application were
being made. The proceedings upon such transfer shall be the
same as upon an original application.
Sec. 683.23 Driver's permit.
No person shall drive or operate a public vehicle within
the City unless he shall have obtained a special permit to be
known as "public vehicle driver's permit ", which shall be in
addition to any other permit or license required of such
person.
Sec. 683.25 Penalty.
Any person operating a public vehicle in the City without
a public vehicle driver's permit shall be punished as provided
by section 801.05 of this Code of Ordinances. Any owner of a
public vehicle who shall permit the same to be operated by any
person who does not have a valid and effective public vehicle
driver's permit shall be subject to a like fine and
imprisonment, either or both, in the discretion of the judge.
Sec. 683.27 Application.
A. Application for a public vehicle driver's permit
shall be made in writing under oath to the City Manager and
shall show the following:
(1) Full name of applicant.
(2) Present address.
(3) Age.
(4) Place of birth.
(5) Place of previous address and employment for the
past five (5) years.
(6) Height.
(7) Weight.
(8) Color.
(9) Color of eyes.
(10) Color of hair.
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(12) Whether or not the applicant is in good physical
condition.
(13) Whether or not the applicant has good hearing and
good eyesight.
(14) Whether or not the applicant uses, or has used
within the past five (5) years, intoxicating
liquors, drugs or any other form of narcotic, and,
if so, to what extent.
(15) Whether or not the applicant has ever been
convicted of, pled guilty to or entered the plea of
nolo contendere to a violation of any City, town,
state or federal or other criminal law, including
traffic infractions, and, if so, the date, place
and the nature of the offense and such other
information as may be required by the City Manager.
(16) Whether the applicant has previously been employed
as a driver or chauffeur or had a public vehicle
driver's permit, and, if so, whether his permit has
ever been revoked or suspended for any reason.
(17) What experience, if any, the applicant has had in
the operation of motor vehicles.
B. Each applicant must apply for his permit in person
and have his fingerprints taken, which fingerprints shall
constitute a part of his application.
Sec. 683.29 Photograph.
Each applicant shall file with his application one recent
two- inch -by- three -inch photograph of himself. The City will
cause the photograph of the applicant to be attached to the
permit, if issued, in such a manner that no other photograph
may be substituted therefor without probability of detection.
Sec. 683.31 Investigation; issuance, denial of permit
card; posting of permit.
The City Manager shall promptly make an investigation of
the facts stated in the applications filed pursuant to Section
683.27 and shall make a written memorandum of his findings,
which shall be kept in his office for the benefit of any
interested party. If the City Manager finds that the
applicant is at least eighteen (18) years of age, has a valid
driver's license to operate a public vehicle and has submitted
an application which is truthful, independently verifiable and
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complete, has not been convicted within the last ten (10)
years of a specified criminal offense or any felony punishable
under the laws of the United States, or has committed any of
the action specified in paragraphs (1) or (4) of subsection
683.37(B) within the twelve (12) month period immediately
preceding the date of application, the City Manager shall
issue the applicant a permit card. The permit card shall
contain the name, home address, business address, employer,
and a photograph of the applicant, which permit card must be
posted in a conspicuous place in any public vehicle while
being operated by or in charge of the applicant. If the City
Manager does not find that the applicant possesses the
qualifications to operate public vehicles upon the streets of
the City, he shall refuse to issue such permit.
Sec. 683.33 Fees
A. The following fees are established for public
vehicle driver's permits:
(1) For each permit used: Eight Dollars ($8.00).
(2) For each renewal of permit: Seven Dollars ($7.00).
B. All such fees shall be collected by the City Manager
or his designee and shall promptly be paid over to the City
Treasurer - Finance Director to be placed in the general fund of
the City.
Sec. 683.35 Transferability; term of validity.
No public vehicle driver's permit issued under this
chapter shall be transferable. Every such permit issued under
this chapter shall be good and valid unless revoked or
suspended.
Sec. 683.37 Surrender; revocation; suspension.
A. The public vehicle driver's permit of any driver
shall immediately become void and shall be surrendered
immediately by him upon his conviction of or plea of guilty or
nolo contendere to any specified criminal offense or a felony
punishable under the laws of the United States.
B. The City Manager, after ten (10) days' notice by
personal service, shall have the power to revoke or suspend
the permit of any driver issued a permit hereunder for any of
the following causes:
(1) Violation of traffic and safety laws and ordinances
on two (2) or more occasions in any twelve (12) month period;
(2) Failure to report any accident in which such driver
is involved, however slight;
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Operation of any public vehicle known to the driver
in good order and repair;
Conviction of reckless driving or driving under the
of drugs or alcohol;
Violation of any substantial provision of this
Failure to pay any license fee required by this
Sec. 683.39 Schedule of rates and charges.
Each holder of a certificate of public convenience and
necessity shall provide the City Manager with a schedule of
rates and charges and any revisions thereto which will apply
to the persons and their baggage which are to be transported
in his public vehicle(s).
Sec. 683.41 Schedule to be posted.
It shall be the duty of each operator of any public
vehicle to have at all times affixed in a prominent and
conspicuous place or places, readily visible to the occupants
of both the front and rear seats of the vehicle, a schedule of
the rates or charges for the transportation services furnished
by the operator of the vehicles. Such schedules of rates and
charges shall be in the form and substance established and
approved by the City Manager.
Sec. 683.43 Charging rates in excess of established
rates declared unlawful.
It shall be unlawful for the operator of any public
vehicle to change or demand from any customer any sum of money
in excess of those rates or charges posted in the vehicle.
Sec. 683.45 Required equipment.
Every public vehicle for which a certificate is issued
under this chapter shall comply with the requirements for
equipment established in this chapter.
Sec. 683.47 Vehicle type, capacity.
Each public vehicle regulated by this chapter shall be of
the enclosed or sedan type with four (4) doors and of not less
than five - passenger capacity.
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Sec. 683.49 General mechanical condition;
cleanliness; lighting.
Each public vehicle regulated by this chapter shall be at
all times in good order and repair (i.e., having no damage or
rust holes) with the interior of the vehicle kept in good
appearance, the windows and doors secure and opening properly;
mechanically safe (i.e., brakes, steering, exhaust system,
tires and lights functioning properly) , and such vehicle to be
in a clean condition and well ventilated when in operation, so
as to render safe, adequate and proper public service, and so
as not to be a menace to the safety of the patron of the car
or the general public. Every vehicle shall be efficiently
lighted at night.
Sec. 683.51 Mechanical inspection.
A. It shall be the duty of the operator of each public
vehicle to submit such motor vehicle to the City Manager or
his designee at least once every three (3) months, for the
purpose of having the general mechanical condition of such
vehicle examined and tested for safe efficiency.
B. Upon completion of the inspection, the operator will
submit to the City Manager of the City no later than ten (10)
days from the inspection date, evidence that the motor vehicle
has met the safety requirements of a public transportation
vehicle and has passed the safety inspection.
C. If any such vehicle shall be found to be unsafe,
unfit, or in an unclean condition, the owner thereof shall be
notified at once that such vehicle shall not be operated
thereafter until such defective or unclean condition has been
remedied to the satisfaction of the City Manager.
Sec. 683.53 Letters, numbers required.
Each vehicle regulated by this chapter shall bear on the
outside on at least two (2) sides the name of the owner in
letters not less than five (5) inches high and plainly visible
at a distance of one hundred (100) feet; and on two (2) sides
and the back, the owner's telephone numbers in letters not
less than five (5) inches high and plainly visible at a
distance of one hundred (100) feet.
Sec. 683.55 Taximeters.
All public vehicle operated under the authority of this
chapter shall be equipped with taximeters fastened in front of
the passengers, visible to them at all times day and night,
and, after sundown, the face of the taximeter shall be
illuminated. Such taximeters shall be operated by a mechanism
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of standard design and construction, driven either from the
transmission �r from one of the front wheels by a flexible and
permanently attached driving mechanism. They shall be sealed
at all points and connections which, if manipulated, would
affect their correct reading and recording. Each taximeter
shall have thereon a flag to denote when the vehicle is
employed and when it is not employed; and it shall be the duty
of the driver to throw the flag of such taximeter into a
nonrecording position at the termination of each trip. The
taximeters shall be subject to inspection from time to time by
the City Manager or his designee. Thereupon the public
vehicle shall be kept off the highways until the taximeter is
repaired and in the required working condition.
Sec. 683.57 Substitution of equipment.
No equipment shall be substituted for that described in
the certificate of public convenience and necessity unless and
until it has been inspected and approved by the City Manager
and the substitution or addition has been endorsed on the
certificate by the City Manager and attested by the City
Clerk.
Sec. 683:59 Number of passengers carried.
Not more than one passenger shall be transported at one
time unless the operator requests and receives the affirmative
consent of the person first engaging the public vehicle.
Sec. 683.61 Transporting nonpaying passengers with
paying passengers.
No nonpaying passenger shall be transported with a paying
passenger, except bona fide officers or employees of the
owner, or police officers or firemen engaged in the
performance of their duty and unable to obtain other adequate
means of transportation.
Sec. 683.63 Receiving police radio calls prohibited;
radios which may be used.
It shall be unlawful to operate any public vehicle along
the streets in which a radio is installed which is capable of
receiving police calls. It shall not be unlawful for such
public vehicles to be equipped with a radio capable of
receiving only a standard broadcast or radio calls on a
frequency assigned to the exclusive use of the entity
operating such public vehicle by the Federal Communications
Commission.
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A. Each owner or holder of a certificate of public
convenience and necessity shall provide a stand, depot or
terminal at his place of business for off - street parking or
garage space of sufficient size to accommodate each vehicle
authorized by such certificate. For the purpose of this
section, two hundred (200) square feet of lot or floor area,
together with approved means of ingress and egress thereto,
shall be deemed to be a minimum parking area or garage space
for one vehicle.
E. No taxi stand shall be permitted on the streets
within the City. It shall be unlawful for public vehicles to
appropriate any portion of any City street as a location for
storage, respite, convocation, assembly or staging when they
are not employed in the carriage of persons or property or
when awaiting or soliciting such employment without first
having obtained a permit from the City Manager.
Sec. 685.67 Cruising, soliciting business prohibited.
Public vehicles shall not be permitted to cruise seeking
employment. No person shall solicit patronage for any public
vehicles by word, signal or otherwise on any public street or
public property in the City.
Sec. 685.69 Driver's attendance to vehicle.
Every public vehicle while in operation for the
solicitation or transportation of passengers shall be attended
by the driver at all times, except when such driver is
actually engaged in loading and unloading.
Sec. 683.71 Maintenance of records.
Every owner regulated by this chapter shall keep and
maintain a clean, neat, written record, in form prescribed by
the City Manager, showing for each day the number of public
vehicles operated, the driver of each such vehicle, the origin
and destination of all calls and by whom received and each
trip made by such vehicle, the amount charged thereof, and
such other information as the City Manager may require. Such
records shall be open at all times to inspection by the City
and shall be preserved for a period of not less than one year.
No person shall knowingly make a record of a fictitious name
in reporting a bona fide call, nor shall a fictitious or false
address of the point of origin or designation be knowingly
reported.
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Sec. 683.73 Lost money or property.
The person in charge of any public vehicle shall
carefully preserve any money or other property left in such
vehicle by any passenger and the same shall be deposited
promptly with the owner of the vehicle who shall immediately
turn over to the City Manager such money or other property,
where the same may be called for by the owner. The City
Manager shall keep a record of all such money or other
property. When such money or property shall have been
identified and ownership established, the same shall be
promptly delivered to such owner. Any property, whether money
or other thing, which shall not be called for within sixty
(60) days shall be disposed of by the City Manager in
accordance with procedures established by the City Manager.
Sec. 683.75 Alcoholic beverages.
The transportation of alcoholic beverages, other than
alcoholic beverages in an unopened container carried in the
possession of a passenger who is being transported for
compensation at the regular rate and fare charged other
passengers, in any public vehicle is prohibited.
Sec. 683.77 Report of accidents.
Every accident in which any public vehicle is involved
shall be immediately reported to the City Manager, however
slight the accident may be.
Sec. 683.79 Insurance.
A. Every owner of any public vehicle operating in the
City shall file with the City Clerk and keep in effect at all
times a policy or duly certified copy thereof of casualty
insurance with a reputable insurance company duly licensed to
do business in the state insuring against any liability
incurred on account of the death or injury to any person or
persons or damage to property resulting from the operation of
such public vehicle in the following amounts:
(1) For death or injury to one person in any one
accident: Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00).
(2) For death or injury to two (2) or more persons in
any one accident: One Hundred Thousand Dollars
($100,000.00).
(3) For property damage in any one accident: Ten
Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00).
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B. If any such policy of insurance is cancelled as
hereinafter provided, the owner shall not operate or cause to
be operated any vehicle covered by such policy until other
like insurance is obtained.
C. Each such policy of insurance so filed shall contain
a clause to the effect that the insurance carrier may not
cancel the policy until thirty (30) days' written notice has
been given to the City Clerk, in addition to such other notice
as may be required by law to be given prior to the
cancellation of such policy.
Section 2. Severability. If any section, paragraph, phrase,
or word of this Ordinance is held to be unconstitutional or
invalid, such portion shall not affect the remaining portions
hereof and it shall be construed to have been a legislative intent
to pass this Ordinance without such unconstitutional or invalid
part.
Section 3. Conflicting Provisions. Any ordinance, or parts
of an ordinance, in conflict herewith are repealed.
Section 4. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect
immediately upon its adoption.
ADOPTED BY THE CITY OF CAPE CANAVERAL, BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA
THIS 4th DAY OF January , 1994
aith G.- Miller, CITY ",
APPROVED AS' =rFORM
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Jrst Reading: 12/7/93
Poste& 12/9/93
kivertised: 12/23/93
Secand Reading: 1/4/94
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