1988-09-26 Budget Public Hearing and Regular Meeting

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e e Ordinance No. 1601 Page 4 conditioned that the licensee will pay any judgment recovered by any consumer or the City, in any suit for damages, penalties or expenses, including reasonable attorney's fees resulting from a cause of action involving the licensee's labor agency activities. A. Fees. A schedule of all proposed fees to be charged by a licensee to its employees, shall first be filed with the City Manager for his approval. These fees shall include, but not be limited to, charges for obtaining employment; housing; transportation; food and beverages; uniforms; tools; and the like. Such fees shall be reasonable. B. Persons Disqualified. No license to operate as a labor agent may be granted to: (1) a person who sells or proposes to sell alcoholic beverages in a building or on premises where he operates or proposes to operate as a labor agent; or (2) a person whose license has been revoked within three (3) years preceeding the date of application, or has not been granted a license upon application, depending on severity of cause for rejection; or (3) a person who has been convicted of a felony. c. Notice of Cancellation of Bond. Where the surety intends to cancel a bond, thirty (30) days' notice of cancellation shall be furnished by the surety to the City Manager prior to the effective date of the cancellation. Section 4. Revocation or Suspension of License The City Manager shall have the authority, and it shall be his duty, to revoke the license of any labor agent when it shall appear to his satisfaction, upon notice and a hearing, which shall be held before a Hearing Officer appointed by the City Manager, that such agent has been convicted in a State or Federal Court of an offence which under the laws of this State is a felony, or for any offense