Vacation - Property Ingress-Engress Easement Release - off of Mami Highway approximately 400 feet south of Kern Road - Forest View Trail Vacation (2)

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Ordinance Addressing Tattoo, Body Piercing, Scarifying & Branding Establishments and Personnel Page 24 1. Care following service; 2. Possible side effects; and 3. Restrictions. (u) A practioner or any person performing any of the services regulated by this Article is prohibited from providing any services from a motor vehicle, van or similar mobile unit. Sec. 13-150 Board of Works To Handle Complaints. (a) The Board of Public Works shall receive all complaints against any person or place of business required to be licensed for services regulated by this Article regarding the licensing, safety, sanitation or sterilization violations. (b) Complaints shall be made on forms provided by the City Controller's office and shall include the following information: 1. The name, address and telephone of the person making the complaint; 2. The name of the person, place of business, license holder, etc. against whom the complaint is being made; 3. A concise description of the charge against the person, place of business, license holder, etc. giving date(s), time(s), and circumstances of the alleged violation; and 4. The signature of the person making the complaint. (c) Upon the Clerk to the Board of Public Works receiving a written complaint regarding services performed, the Clerk shall send a copy of the complaint to the licensee and shall be required to respond to the charges within five (5) business days. (d) After receipt of the response to the charges, the complaint shall be set for public hearing unless the violations of the licensing ordinance or safety or sterilization rules can be corrected and verified to be in compliance upon inspection or investigation by the City and/ or the St. Joseph County Health Department. (e) The City reserves the right to pursue other remedies against the alleged violator(s) and may take other disciplinary action at its discretion when it finds and determines that immediate action should be taken which is in the public interest. (f) When reviewing the evidence on each complaint filed, the City shall consider the following factors: 1. The gravity and magnitude of the alleged violation; 2. The person or place of business' previous record of compliance or of failure to comply; 3. The person or place of business' history in taking all feasible steps or in following all procedures necessary or appropriate to correct the alleged violation(s); 4. Other relevant data procured during inspections or investigations.