Hamilton By-law 07-170, s. 30(21) — Licensing By-law (Short-Term Rentals)
Licensing By-law (Short-Term Rentals)
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As of May 29, 2008, a taxicab broker shall not act as an agent or party to any lease agreement. CONTRACT AGREEMENTS 35.(1) Subject to Section 156(2) of the Municipal Act, 2001, any owner or driver of a taxicab is exempt from the fare provisions of this Schedule while engaging in the conveyance of physically, emotionally, or mentally disabled persons, provided:
- (a) the conveyance is made pursuant to a written contract;
- (b) the written contracts contain the following information:
- (i) specifies the date and point of commencement and the point of destination of each conveyance;
- (ii) specifies the charge for each conveyance;
- (iii) specifies the frequency of the conveyance; and
- (iv) specifies the nature of the handicap of the person(s) being conveyed.
- (c) the written contracts or copies thereof are filed with the Director of Licensing upon request;
- (d) the taxicab providing the conveyance is licensed by the City or the municipality where the conveyance originates and/or ends. Revised: November 2023 C:\Users\apepper\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.Outlook\38JEUW0B\Business Licensing 07-170 Consolidated (November 2023).docx MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
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- 30(19)
- 30(20)
- 36 The Director of Licensing or an Municipal Officer may require a licensed driver, at any time, to provide the Director of Licensing or such Municipal Officer with a certificate, prepared by a duly qualified medical practitioner, attesting to whether or not the licensee is physically fit and able to operate a taxicab, if the Director of Licensing or such Municipal Officer considers it in the public interest, upon reasonable grounds
- 37 If at any time the driver’s photograph(s) required on the application for a driver’s licence issued under this Schedule does not have a reasonable likeness and/or clear image of the driver because of physical changes to the appearance of the driver, the passage of time, the poor quality of the photography or the deterioration of the photograph or photo identification card, the Director of Licensing may require that the driver attend at the Director of Licensing office of the City for another photograph of himself or herself
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