§ 8-319. Master mechanical contractor license and bond.
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No person shall engage in the business of a master mechanical contractor without having
first received from the unified government a license to do so. Each applicant for
a master mechanic contractor's license shall also post with the unified government
a surety bond in the amount of $5,000.00, which shall be approved as to form by the
unified government, the condition of such bond to be that the principal will comply
with this article and hold and save the unified government harmless from any and all
damages to persons or property resulting from or growing out of any of the principal's
actions pertinent to this article. Each applicant shall also furnish any other evidence
of financial responsibility required by the unified government. Either the owner or
part owner of any firm, copartnership, corporation, association or combination thereof
must possess a master mechanic's license issued by the unified government and be in
charge of the supervision of all mechanical work performed by such contractor, or
such contractor must employ at least one master mechanic licensed by the unified government
who shall be in charge of the supervision of all mechanical work performed by such
contractor. When the applicant has satisfied all the requirements of this section,
the unified government shall issue, upon payment of the required fee, a license for
a master mechanical contractor.
