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D. No person shall operate an ambulance service within the City unless <br /> there is on file with the License Director proof that the required license/licenses have <br /> been obtained from the Secretary as required by State law including but not limited to <br /> Chapter 18.73 RCW and Chapter 246-976 WAC as now or hereafter amended. <br /> E. No person shall operate an ambulance service within the City unless <br /> there is on file with the License Director satisfactory proof that the required insurance is <br /> in effect as required in this ordinance. <br /> F. No person shall operate an ambulance service within the City without <br /> first obtaining from the License Director the license required by this ordinance. The <br /> license shall be renewed on an annual basis. The License Director shall not issue <br /> such ambulance license unless the applicant has fulfilled all requirements of this <br /> ordinance. <br /> G. Each ambulance service license issued by the License Director shall be <br /> valid for the period of one (1) year. The license year shall be from January 1st to <br /> December 31st of each year. <br /> H. The License Director, as authorized by state law, shall establish <br /> licensing fees to be paid by each licensed ambulance company. The fee will be <br /> determined by a yearly review of administrative costs associated with the requirements <br /> of this ordinance. <br /> SECTION 4: License Not Transferable <br /> No ambulance license issued under the provisions of this ordinance shall be <br /> transferable or assignable. <br /> SECTION 5: Required Ambulance Equipment - Response Time. <br /> A. Each ambulance company licensed pursuant to this ordinance shall <br /> maintain appropriately equipped, manned and operable ambulance(s) stationed within <br /> the City. <br /> B. Each ambulance company licensed pursuant to this ordinance shall <br /> provide service within ten (10) minutes for code response (defined as use of lights and <br /> sirens following emergency response criteria as established by State law) and fifteen <br /> (15) minutes for non-code response (defined as no use of lights and sirens following <br /> normal traffic laws, from the time at which the City's Fire Department requests such <br /> service) and said company shall be in compliance with this requirement at least ninety <br /> percent (90%) of all requests for service. <br /> jmc%ms/«â–ºvots/an bince 4 <br />