A. An applicant for a license shall apply on forms provided by the Town, provide such information relating to the applicant’s competence, experience and job references as required, and pay the fees as set forth herein.

B. No license shall be issued to an applicant until the applicant has successfully passed an examination to test the applicant’s qualifications for the category of license requested, if required by PMC 6.02.040.

C. An applicant for contractor license shall provide evidence of insurance coverage as specified in PMC 6.02.080.

D. The creation of a new legal entity, even though one (1) or more of the members, officers or directors have a license, shall require that a new license be obtained within thirty (30) business days after the change is made.

E. The dissolution of a corporation or partnership which has been licensed terminates the license and no person may operate under that license.

F. A licensee may elect to have his license become inactive by notifying the Building Official and paying the appropriate annual fee. No insurance certificates are required for an inactive license. No one shall perform work with an inactive license.

G. A licensee may upgrade a license to a broader classification by submitting a new application, successfully completing the examination if required, and paying the difference between the fees paid and the fee for the new license.

H. If a license is denied or revoked by the Building Official, and in case of an appeal, if the denial or revocation has been affirmed by the Council, the applicant may reapply, but not sooner than ninety (90) days after the denial or revocation, or in the case of an appeal, ninety (90) days after the order of the Council affirming the denial or revocation. (Ord. 536 §1, 2006; Amended Ord. 757 §2, 2019)