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<br />. <br /> <br />rules promulgated by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners pursuant to terms of <br />the Medical Practice Act. <br /> <br />Patient means any person desiring transportation to an appropriate medical <br />facility either on an emergent or transfer basis. <br /> <br />Police means any officer of the City of La Porte, TX Police Department. <br /> <br />Protocol means written medical orders signed and dated by a licensed physician <br />serving as medical director for an ambulance giving medical direction to provide <br />treatment for certain emergencies or other pre-hospital situations requiring physician's <br />orders. These orders must conform to all applicable laws. <br /> <br />Street means any street, alley, avenue, boulevard, drive, or highway commonly <br />used for the purpose of travel within the corporate city limits of La Porte, TX <br /> <br />Transfer ambulance means any motor vehicle constructed, equipped, and used for <br />transferring the sick and injured under circumstances which do not constitute an <br />emergency and which have not been represented as an emergency. <br /> <br />Transfer call means any request for ambulance service that is made by telephone or other <br />means of communication in circumstances which are or have been represented to be, and <br />. . . <br />non-emergency requmng non-emergency seTVlce. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Section 2 Licenses Required <br /> <br />(a) No person, either as owner, agent, or otherwise shall operate, conduct, maintain, <br />advertise, or otherwise be engaged in or profess to be engaged in the business of <br />ambulance service upon the streets, alleys or any public way or place of La Porte, TX <br />unless he holds a currently valid license for an ambulance vehicle and an ambulance <br />company, issued pursuant to this chapter. <br /> <br />(b) Ambulance vehicle licenses, ambulance company licenses, and attendants' licenses <br />shall be issued for one year or any portion thereof during which and ambulance <br />service is maintained, and the license fee of fifty dollars ($50) per unit or two <br />hundred dollars ($200) per fleet for four or more apparatus, five dollars ($5) per <br />attendant, and fifty dollars ($50) per company shall be due and payable at the time of <br />application. The license period shall be from to the last day of <br />of the subsequent year. The attendant's license shall be issued to an <br />individual and is not transferable. The term of attendants' licenses shall be governed <br />by Texas Department of Health CE requirements. Therefore, attendants' licenses <br />shall be renewable on a semi annual basis at recertification and CE reporting periods. <br /> <br />(c) No person shall act as an attendant or driver on any ambulance operated under this <br />chapter unless he or she holds valid attendants' license issued pursuant to this <br /> <br />. <br />