[Ord. No. 993,
§10, 6-3-1976; Ord. No. 1347, §§7, 10, 4-16-1987]
(a)
No person shall engage in the business of making or maintaining electrical
installations or install any electrical material, apparatus, or equipment
of any kind without first having been examined and licensed to do
same by St. Louis County, and as may be required by the city.
(b)
It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in the business of
electrical or communication work, without having been duly licensed
as required by law.
[Ord. No. 993,
§11, 6-3-1976; Ord. No. 1347, §11, 4-16-1987]
No person licensed by law to do electrical work under the provisions
of this chapter shall allow his name to be used by another person,
either for the purpose of obtaining permits, or for doing business
or work under the license. Every person licensed shall notify the
office of the city engineer as well as any other official in charge
of electrical inspections the address of his place of business and
the name under which such business is carried on, and shall give immediate
notice to the office of the city engineer as well as any other official
in charge of electrical inspections hereunder of any change in either.
[Ord. No. 993,
§12, 6-3-1976; Ord. No. 1347, §12, 4-16-1987]
The mayor, upon confirmation by the board of aldermen, is hereby
authorized to contract with the county to provide electrical inspection
service for the city, and to issue, collect for and disburse receipts
to the city for electrical permits and inspections. Such contract
may provide for disbursement to the city of up to one-third (⅓)
of all permit and inspection fees collected by St. Louis County under
said contract. However, in the event the board of aldermen decided
not to have St. Louis County provide the electrical inspections service
as aforesaid, the city may have its own electrical inspector make
such electrical inspections, or contract with another municipality
to make such electrical inspections.
