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e e (b) If the city manager's decision is not acceptable to the applicant or licensee, he may, within ten (10) days of that decision, file an appeal in writing with the city secretary to the city council. Such a written appeal shall set forth the specific grounds therefore. The city secretary shall notify the appellant within ten (10) days after receipt of appeal as to the time and place of the hearing by the city council, which shall be within thirty (30) days of receipt of such appeal. The determination of the city council on any appeal pursuant to this chapter shall be final. (c) Upon suspension, revocation or termination of an ambulance license hereunder, such ambulance shall cease operation as such. and no person shall permit such ambulance to continue operations as such. Upon suspension, revocation or termination of attendant's or driver's license hereunder, such attendant or driver shall cease to drive or attend an ambulance and no person shall employ or permit such individual to drive or attend an ambulance. Sec. 30-89. Medical Director to Serve in an Advisory Capacity (a) Any ambulance whose attendant receives physicians' orders either by voice communications or written standing orders must have, in an advisory capacity, a physician, licensed in the State of Texas, to serve as medical director. (b) Any ambulance licensed under this chapter must maintain with the chief EMS officer a statement of their current medical director including his or her name, business address, business telephone number, and Texas medical license number; and the federal narcotics license number if any drugs or supplies are prescribed by this physician. Sec.30-90. Inspection of Ambulances (a) Subsequent to issuance of any ambulance or vehicle license hereunder, the chief EMS officer shall cause to be inspected each such licensed vehicle, its equipment, premises and personnel, whenever he deemed necessary. All licensed ambulances or vehicles shall be subject to unannounced spot inspections and in any event will be inspected at least once per year. The periodic inspection required hereunder shall be in addition to any other safety or motor vehicle inspection required to be made for ambulance or other motor vehicles in the State of Texas, or other inspections required to be made, under general laws and ordinances, and shall not excuse compliance with any requirements of law and ordinance to display any official certificate of motor vehicle inspection at all times.