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HomeMy WebLinkAbout3012 ORDINANCE NO. ,L? [//< ~ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON, WASH- INGTON, RELATING TO THE LICENSING AND REGULAT- ING OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE - AMBULANCES: SETTING FORTH THE DUTIES OF LICENCEES INCLUDING DRIVERS AND MEDICAL ATTENDANTS: SPECIFYING RE- QUIRED EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES; DEFINING OFFENSES AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES AND REPEALING ANY AND ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BREMERTON, WASHINGTON DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I: This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the "Bremerton Ambulance Regulation Ordinance". SECTION II: DEFINITIONS: A. "Ambulance" shall mean any privately or publicly owned vehicle that is especially designed, constructed, equipped, maintained or used for the transportation of patients who are sick, injured or otherwise incapacitated, which is operated as part of an ambulance service for hire. B. "Ambulance Service" shall mean any person, as hereinafter defined, who operates an ambulance for hire which is either stationed within or without the City of Bremerton or dispatched from within or without the City to pick up injured or sick fares within the City or which makes trips to the City of Bremerton, from points outside its City Limits, for the purpose of transporting sick or injured fares from points within the City; provided, however, that the provision of this Chapter shall not apply to any ambulance which shall pass through the City in the delivery of fares picked up at points beyond the limits of the City. C. "Medical Attendant" shall mean any trained or otherwise qualified individual, responsible for the operation of an ambulance and the care of the patients whether or not the medical attendant also serves as a driver. -1- D. "Ccmmunication System" shall mean two way radio communica- tions between ambulances, dispatchers, hospitals and other agencies as needed. A four (4) bank multi-frequency capability is acceptable. E. "Patient" shall mean an individual who is sick, injured, wounded or otherwise incapacitated or helpless. F. "Person" shall mean any individual, firm, partnership, association, corporation, company, group of individuals acting to- gether for a common purpose or organization of any kind, including any governmental agency other than the United States or the State of Washington. G. "License Officer" shall mean that person authorized by the City Council to provide for the issuance of a license and to enforce the requirements relating to same. Unless otherwise determined by the City Council, the City Clerk or a person designated by him shall act as "License Officer". SECTION III: LICENSE REQUIRED FOR AMBULANCE SERVICE. No person shall operate an ambulance service, as defined herein, unless he obtains a master operator's license from the City Clerk, City of Bremerton, for such activity. No such license shall be issued unless: A. The applicant has fulfilled all requirements of this Ordinance and other provisions of law relating to ambulance design, equipment, operation, qualifications of medical attendants; and B. The applicant has amply demonstrated the need for an ambulance service in the area where he intends to operate and demonstrates the applicant's capability and willingness to provide adequate service in such designated area and that he has the necessary equipment, attendants and accessories to operate such service successfully and on a continuous basis. For the purposes of this sub-paragraph an applicant's capability to so service shall be presumed -2- if he is the owner and/or operator of at least three or more ambulances, and one of which shall be stationed within the City limits of Bremerton at all times, unless on call, together with such backup ambulance and equipment as may be necessary to provide continuous and prompt service to the City of Bremerton and its immediate environs. C. The applicant shall file a copy of liability insurance policy or policies showing evidence of coverage in accordance with Section VI of this Ordinance the limits of such public liability insurance shall be not less than $300,000.00 per person and $500,000.00 per accident and the property damage liability coverage to be not less than $50,000.00. D. The applicant files proof that all medical attendants and drivers in his employ are certified as hereinafter specified. SECTION IV: APPLICATION FOR MASTER AMBULANCE LICENSE. An application for a master ambulance license to operate an ambulance service shall be made upon forms provided by the City and shall, among others, contain the following information. A. Name, home address and telephone number of the applicant. B. Business name under which the ambulance service will be operated within the City of Bremerton together with business address and telephone number. C. In case of a corporation, the name and address of the officers and directors of such corporation, and in case of a partnership, the name and address of each general or limited partner. D. A description of each ambulance, including the make, model, year of manufacture, motor and chassis number, together with current State license number; the length of time the ambulance has been in use and the color scheme, insignia, name, monogram or other distinguishing characteristics to be used to designate applicant's ambulance. E. The location and description of the place or places from which the ambulance service is intended to operate and the number of licensed medical attendants to be initially employed. F. The fee for such master license shall be $100 per calendar year and Such license shall entitle the holder thereof to license three ambulance vehicles doing business in the City of Bremerton without any additional fee. Thereafter the fee shall be $25.00 per year for each additional ambulance so licensed. G. Prior to the issuance of such licenses, all equipment and accessories of every type and description required for use shall have been duly inspected by an authorized inspection service, including licensed or franchise dealer or repair business or such other agency or specialists as the City may designate. It shall be the responsibility of each licensee to furnish unto the City upon request, but at least every six months, a complete report of inspection warranting the condition, adequacy and proper function of all such equip- ment and accessories. H. Based on the City of Bremerton's present needs, there shall be issued one such master ambulance license for each 40,000 population, or fraction thereof, residing within the City of Bremerton. Additional ambulance licenses may be issued whenever an applicant can demonstrate, by a preponderance of evidence, that such additional service is needed within the City, and that he is capable of furnishing such service as hereinabove set forth. I. In the event any such license, as hereinabove set forth, is issued after July 1, of any calendar year, then the fee shall be one-half of the annual fee set forth above. -4- 'SECTION V: REQUIRED AMBULANCE EQUIPMENT. Each ambulance shall be equipped with the following: A. Sirens and emergency vehicle lamps which shall conform with the rules and regulations issued under RCW 46.37.194, which shall be used only in conformity with RCW 46.61.035, together with any other State imposed requirements now or hereafter in effect. B. A two-way radio communication system capable of providing communication between the vehicle and the hospital emergency rooms whenever so recommended by the Advisory Committee as hereinafter set forth. C. Medical equipment including, but not limited to, an equipment inventory at least equal to that published by the Committee on Trauma of the American College of Surgeons in their May, 1970 Bulletin entitled "Essential Equipment for Ambulances", of which not less than three (3) copies are being kept on file in the office of the City Clerk, together with such additional equipment as the Advisory Committee may recommend. D. Each ambulance vehicle shall be of heavy duty type as to frame, springs, shocks, brakes, transmission, alternator and engine to provide the utmost in service life of the vehicle. Stability of the vehicle shall be of primary importance and the engine shall provide sufficient power to climb a 15% grade of fully loaded and gross weight. The patient care compartment shall be of ample space to provide two litter patients side by side and space enough for the attendant to work on both patients. Vertical space within the patient care compartment shall be a minimum of 50 inches to 72 inches. The interior of the patient care compartment shall have a protective vinylin coating, where required, so that a sterile scrub down can be performed without damaging material. E. Each ambulance and its equipment shall be maintained in a sanitary manner and good operating condition as determined by the vehicle inspection procedures as set forth in RCW 46.32. F. Such additional equipment and accessories as set forth on Exhibit "A" which is attached hereto and made a part of this Ordinance as if fully set forth herein. SECTION VI: STANDARDS FOR AMBULANCE LICENSE - LIABILITY INSURANCE. A. No ambulance operator's license shall be issued, nor shall such license be valid after issuance nor any ambulance be operated in the City of Bremerton unless the operator shall deposit with the City Clerk a policy or policies of liability insurance, or certified copies of same, together with evidence of premium payment, issued by a responsible insurance company to be approved by the City of Bremerton, and naming the City as an additional insured which insures against all claims for personal injury, death, malpractice, errors and omissions and property damage arising out of the operation of said ambulance and the care of patients. The insurer shall be a company licensed to do business in the State of Washington. The limits of said policy shall be not less than specified in Section III as hereinabove. B. Said insurance policy shall be submitted to the City Clerk for approval prior to the issuance of each ambulance license. Satisfactory evidence that such insurance is at all times in full force and effect shall be furnished unto the City Clerk, in such form as it may specify, by all licensees re- quired to provide such insurance under the terms of this Ordinance. C. Every insurance policy required hereunder shall contain a provision for continuing liability thereunder to the full amount thereof, notwithstanding any recovery thereon, that -6- the liability of the insurer shall not be affected by the insolvency or the bankruptcy of the insured, and that until the policy is revoked the insurance company will not be relieved from liability on account of non-payment of premium, failure to renew license at the end of the year, or any other act or omission of the named insured. D. Every insurance policy required hereunder shall extend for the period to be covered by the license applied for and the insurer shall be obliged to give not less than thirty day written notice to the City Clerk of the City of Bremerton and to the insured before any cancellation or termination of the policy earlier than its expiration date and the cancellation or other termination of any such policy shall automatically revoke and terminate any license issued for the ambulances covered by such policy, unless a substitute insurance policy complying with the provisions of this Section shall be forthwith provided and be in effect at or prior to the time of such cancellation or termination. SECTION VII: MEDICAL ATTENDANTS' LICENSE APPLICATIONS. Applications for drivers, attendants and attendant-drivers licenses hereunder shall be made upon such forms as may be prepared or furnished by the City Clerk of the City and shall, among others, contain the following information: A. The applicant's full name, current residence, places of residence for five years previous to moving to his present address, and length of time he has resided in Kitsap County. B. The applicant's age, marital status, height, color of eyes and color of hair. C. Whether applicant has ever been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor, and if so, state the date and circumstances of such conviction and all matters relative thereto. -7- D. The applicant's training and experience in the transporta- tion and care of patients, and whether he has previously been licensed as a driver, chauffeur, attendant or attendant- driver, and if so, when and where, and whether such license has ever been revoked or suspended in any jurisdiction and if so, for what cause and the date and circumstances thereof. E. Affidavits of good character from not less than two reputable citizens who have personally known such applicant and observed his conduct during three years next preceding the date of his application. F. Two recent photographs of the applicant of a size to be designated by the City Clerk, one of which shall be affixed to the license. G. Such other information as the City Clerk shall seem reason- ably necessary to make a proper determination of the applicant's ability and training to comply with the provisions of this Ordinance. H. Such application shall be accompanied by a license fee of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) and Five ($5.00) for each renewal thereof. SECTION VIII: STANDARDS FOR DRIVERS, ATTENDANTS AND ATTENDANT-DRIVERS LICENSE. A. Medical Attendants. Each ambulance service shall have on duty and available for immediate response, two medical attendants who are licensed for emergency medical service as provided in Section VIII B of this Ordinance. A certificate of license shall be carried on the person of each medical attendant and driver at all times while on duty. B. Certificate of License - Medical Attendants. No person shall perform the duties of a medical attendant without first obtaining a certificate therefor from the City Clerk. No such certificate shall be issued to any applicant who has not previously held such a certificate, or whose certificate -8- expired more than one year prior to application for a new certificate is made, unless he complies with the following: 1. Prior to licensing and employment such applicant has successfully completed an advanced Red Cross First Aid Course and within one hundred eighty (180) days after such employment and licensing, such licensee shall have completed a course, consisting of both theory and practical application, as approved by the Kitsap County Medical Society, and the State of Washington Health Department certifying such licensee to be a~"EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN" In case of any dispute as to the adequacy of such course completed by any applicant, the decision of the Advisory Committee, as hereinbelow set forth, shall be controlling and conclusive.. Each licensee, in addition to the foregoing, may be requested to attend and successfully complete such other course or courses reasonably required to enhance and improve the special training and knowledge of such "Emergency Medical Technician" as may be recommended by the Advisory Committee from time to time and which courses are available at any Co~unity College or similar institution within 50 miles of Kitsap County, Washington. 2. The applicant has a valid Washington State Driver's License issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles provided that the City may consider the driving record as verified by the Department of Motor Vehicles in determining whether a certificate shall be issued or refused for an ambulance driver-attendant. 3. The applicant is eighteen (18) years of age or older. SECTION IX EXPIRATION AND RENEWAL OF LICENSE. A. Certificates of Licenses for drivers, attendants and attendant-drivers shall expire on June 30th of each year. No such license shall be renewed or extended unless the holder -9- has submitted evidence to the City Clerk that he has successfully completed the course and training hereinabove set forth within a period of twelve months preceding the application for renewal or any refresher course approved by the Advisory Board. B. It is presently recognized that an applicant, by reason of lack of training availability, may not be able to fully comply with the standards set forth hereinabove; in any such case the City Clerk may issue a conditional license as follows: 1. Conditional License - Operator a. When, because of temporary unavailability of qualified medical attendants, an applicant for a license will be unable immediately to comply with provisions of this Ordinance relating to qualifications of medical attendants, a provisional license may be issued for a period not to exceed six (6) months, conditioned on the following: (1) Diligent and prompt efforts shall be made by such applicant to fully comply with the provisions of this Ordinance, including requiring medical attendants employed by the applicant who do not have the training and educational qualifica- tions set forth in Section VIII (1) to take the first available training and instructional program thereafter offered in Kitsap County which meets the requirements of this Ordinance, and to complete said course of instruction as promptly as may be consistent with scheduling for standby crews to meet the requirements of said Section. 2. Conditional License - Attendant When, because of current unavailability within Kitsap -10- County of a training and instructional program meeting the requirements set forth in Section VIII B (1), an applicant for a medical attendant's license is unable to fulfill the requirements set forth in Section VIII B (1) a provisional license may be issued for a period of not to exceed six (6) months, conditioned on such applicant enrolling in the first available training and instructional program thereafter offered in Kitsap County which meets the requirements of said Section, and thereafter complying with all of such requirements as promptly as may be practicable under all the circumstances. 3. Conditional License - Attendant, Standards a. An applicant shall demonstrate emergency medical knowledge consistent with the standards for the advance course of the American Red Cross, the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (18-hour course) or the Washington State Fire Training School. b. After June 1, 1972, provisional licenses will be issued only because of unavailability of qualified medical attendants. Holders of such provisional licenses after June 1, 1972, shall be used only as ambulance drivers. Not more than one such provisional license holder shall staff an emergency vehicle after June 1, 1972. SECTION X: REVOCATION OF LICENSE. A. The office of the City Clerk, acting by and through the City Clerk or duly authorized representative may, and is hereby authorized to suspend or revoke any license issued hereunder for failure of licensee to comply with and to maintain compliance with or for his violation of any applicable provision, standard or requirement of this Ordinance or for any regulations promulgated hereunder, or of any other applicable law or ordinances or regulations -11- promulgated thereunder, and further provided that prior to any such suspension or revocation, due notice thereof has been given unto the licensee and not less than ten (10) days for compliance with any such provisions, standard or requirement. B. Within ten (10) days after any such suspension or revocation the licensee shall, upon his written request, be allowed to petition for a hearing before the City Council and such hearing shall be held not later than thirty (30) days after the date of such suspension, for the purpose of determining adequacy of notice and whether there are sufficient grounds for suspension or revocation. Subsequent to such hearing the Council shall uphold or rescind the suspension or re- vocation. If the licensee shall fail to petition for hearing, as provided herein, the order of the Clerk shall become final. -12 - SECTION XI: INSPECTION AND REPORTS. A. Each licensee of an ambulance hereunder shall maintain complete and accurate records, which records shall include the transportation of each patient within the City of Bremerton, or from one place within the City to another place within or beyond its City limits. Ail such records shall be available for inspection by the City Clerk or his duly authorized representative at all reason- able times. B. The provision of sub-section XI A of this Section shall likewise apply in case a patient shall die before being so transported in such ambulance or dies while being so transported therein or at any time prior to the delivery of the patient to a hospital or medical or other authority if the patient is still under the care and responsibility of the ambulance licensee. C. Each licensed ambulance, its equipment and accessories and all records pertaining to its maintenance shall be inspected at least every ten thousand (10,000) miles or every six (6) months, whichever occurs first. Such inspection shall be conducted by the franchise dealer from whom such ambulance had been purchased if located in Kitsap County, otherwise from any qualified garage, repair shop or licensed mechanic conducting such tests regularly in its business. A written vehicle inspection report shall be submitted unto the City Clerk within seven days after such examination, and a copy of such report, labeled Exhibit "B" being attached hereto and made a part hereof as if fully set forth. The City reserves the right to amend such vehicle inspection report from time to time. -13 - SECTION XII: CODE OF CONDUCT. A. Every person who operates an ambulance service, as defined herein, shall be responsible for his attendants' drivers' actions and conduct while in service within the City limits of Bremerton. The protection and the integrity and the well-being of the patient's condition shall be the prime responsibility of The attendant at all times while in his custody. B. No medical information shall be divulged to any unauthorized individual at any time. The condition or treatment of any patient shall not be discussed by any licensee with any party other than other medical personnel involved in the situation, a member of the medical profession or a law officer in case of any emergency. SECTION XIII. CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT AID CAR. In the event that the City's Fire Department operates an aid car, then in such event the Fire Department reserves the right to respond to any emergency situation and/or the transportation of any patient to a hospital when: A. The patient is in critical condition and no licensed ambulance is immediately available; or B. There is a lack of ambulance or ambulances to timely respond to the scene, or C. When a number of patients are in dire need of transportation to a hospital and a bona fide emergency exists. In all other cases, an ambulance licensee shall transport the patient to the hospital when the custody of the patient has been released to such licensee. No effort shall be made by the licensee to assume the custody of a patient before release of custody has been made by the officer in charge. -14 - SECTION XIV: INSPECTION BY CITY. Notwithstanding any other pro- vision of this Ordinance, an authorized representative of the City may, at all reasonable times, inspect any records, equipment and accessories of any licensee hereunder. In case of any lack of compliance with any of the requirements hereunder or deficiencies, such licensee shall promptly remedy same. SECTION XV: AMBULANCE RATES TO BE FILED: Each ambulance service licensed hereunder shall, immediately upon the issuance of a license, file with the City Clerk its schedule of rates to be charged for service during the license period for which application has been made, said rate schedule shall be subject to review and approval of the City Council. Such schedule of rates shall be competitive and a matter of public record and open to public inspection in the office of the City Clerk during normal business hours. Each licensee shall strictly adhere to such schedule throughout the period for which a license has been issued. It shall be unlawful for anyone driving, or operating an ambulance, to charge, demand, collect or receive any greater or less rate of fare than those posted with the City Clerk. It shall be unlawful for any ambulance operator to give directly or indirectly, or cause to be given, any rebates, commissions, reserve rebates or any reduced rates or cash discounts to any person, or persons, or groups of any nature. SECTION XVI: AVAILABILITY OF EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL. Each licensee hereunder shall keep ambulance equipment and on-duty personnel available on a 24 hour basis. In the event all available equipment and personnel are in use, the Fire Department shall be immediately advised of such condition and that the licensee could not respond to any emergency at that time. SECTION XVII: ADVISORY COMMITTEE. A. The Mayor shall appoint, with the concurrence of the City Council, an Advisory Committee composed of sever persons. Such Advisory Committee shall consist of the Mayor, two duly licensed physicians affiliated with the Harrison Memorial Hospital, one member of the Greater Bremerton Chamber of Commerce, the Chiefs of the -15 - Bremerton Fire and Police Departments, and a representative of the ambulance company. B. The terms of the members of the Advisory Committee shall be as follows: The Mayor, Police Chief and Fire Chief their respective terms of office; the first physician appointed two (2) years; the second physician appointed four (4) years; the member of the Greater Bremerton Chamber of Commerce two (2) years; and the representative of the Ambulance Company the period of the license granted to the Ambulance Company hereunder. C. The Advisory Committee shall meet at least quarterly to review and recommend standards and regulations relating to emergency medical services and submit its recommendations in writing at least once a year to the City Council for its approval. Such review may include recommendations for new or different equipment and regulations relating to para- medical emergency service and recommend new or different training procedures and the development of new rules and regulations relating to any operation licensed hereunder. SECTION XVIII: PENALTIES: Any person violating or failing to comply with any terms or provisions of this Ordinance shall, upon conviction be guilty of a misdemeanor and be fined in an amount not exceeding $300.00 or imprisoned in the City jail for a period not exceeding ninety (90) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment for each offense. SECTION XIX: SEVERABILITY. If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this Ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any Court or competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions hereof. -16 - SECTION XX: EFFECTIVE DATE. This Ordinance shall be effective upon its passage, approval and publication, unless otherwise pro- vided for hereinabove. APPROVED by the City Council on first reading this/~f-~ay of March, 1972. PASSED by the City Council of the City of Bremerton, signed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk in authentication of such passage thi~~ day of March, 1972. 'GLENN K. JARSTAD~ Mayor ATTEST: G. 6~. YEADON~/City Cler~ -17 - EXHIBIT A ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT FOR AMBULANCES PUBLISHED BY THE COMMITTEE ON TRAUMA, AMERICAN COLLEGE 0F SURGEONS, MAY 1970 BULLETIN 1. Portable suction apparatus with wide-bore tubing and rigid pharyngeal suction tip. 2. Hand operated bag-mask ventilation unit with adult-, child- and infant-size masks. Clear masks are preferable. Valves must be capable of use with oxygen supply. 3. 0ropharyngeal airways in adult, child, and infant sizes. 4. Mouth-to-mouth artificial ventilation airways for adults and children. 5. Portable oxygen equipment with adequate tubing and semi-open, valveless, transparent masks in adult, child, and infant sizes. 6. Mouth gags, either commercial or made of three tongue blades taped together and padded. 7. Sterile intravenous agents, preferably in plastic bags, with Administration kits. 8. Universal dressings, approximately 10 inches by 36 inches, com- pactly folded and packaged in convenient size. 9. Sterile gauze pads, 4 inches by 4 inches. 10. Soft roller self-adhering type bandages, 6 inches by 5 yards. 11. Roll of Aluminum foil, 18 inches by 25 feet, sterilized and wrapped. 12. Two rolls of plain adhesive tape, 3 inches wide. 13. Two sterile burn sheets. 14. Hinged half-ring lower extremity traction splint (ring 9 inches in diameter, over-all length of splint 43 inches) with commer- cial limb-support slings, padded ankle hitch, and traction strap. 15. Two or more padded boards, 4 1/2 feet long by 3 inches wide, and two or more similarly padded boards, 3 feet long, of material comparable to four-ply wood for coaptation splinting of leg or thigh. 16. Two or more 15-inch by 3-inch padded wooden splints for frac- tures of the forearm. (By local option, similar splints of c~rdboard, plastic, wire ladder, or canvas slotted lace-on may be carried in place of the above 36-inch and l$-inch boards.) 17. Uncomplicated inflatable splints in addition to Item 16 above or as substitute for the short boards. 18. Short and long spine boards with accessories. 19. Triangular bandages. 20. Large-size safety pins 21. Shears for bandages. 22. Sterile obstetrical kit. 23. Poison kit. 24. Blood pressure manometer, cuff, and stethoscope. -2- ~ EXHIBIT B~ ~ CITY OF BREMERTON VEHICLE INSPECTION REPORT State License Date Vehicle No. No. MECHANICAL: 1. Tires: Right Front Left Front Right Rear Left Rear Minimum tread depth of 2/32nd required) Spare 2. FRONT END ASSEMBLY: Idler Arms Tie Rods Ball Joints* Steering Gear (~Ball joint check requires Manual and gauge) 3. BRAKES: Wheel Cylinders Master Cylinder Lining Drums Parking Brake Road Test 4. TURN SIGNALS: Right Front Left Front Right Rear Left Rear 5. HEADLIGHTS: High Low 6. STOP LIGHTS: 7. TAIL LIGHTS 8. WINDSHIELD WIPERS: 9. ALL GLASS: 10. HORN: LL. EXHAUST SYSTEM: 12. DOOR HARDWARE: 13. SHOCK ABSORBERS: Right Front Left Front Right Rear Left Rear EXTERIOR: 1. BODY CONDITION: 2. CLEANLINESS 3. AUTHORIZED EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT: SIREN LIGHTS 4. EXTERNAL POWER OUTLETS: 'INTERIOR: 1. SEATS: (Backs) 2. UPHOLS~RY: (General Condition) 3. INTERIOR LIGHTS: 4. CLEANLINESS: AFFIDAVIT OF CERTIFICATION OF SAFETY INSPECTION: We have inspected all points enumerated above and have found them to be in conformity with recognized safety standards. CITY OF BREMERTON Agency 1. COLORS Inspector 2. NAME AND NUMBERS Date'Approved 3. RATE CARD AND ID CARD 4. ANNUAL METER TEST INSPECTOR -1-