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Section 38-37 Same-Employment. Each holder of a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity shall keep and maintain at all times a complete and accurate record of all drivers employed by him, which record shall show in detail the names and addresses and the dates of the beginn- ing and termination of employment of said drivers, the vehicle driven by each driver and the hours during which each such driver was on duty during each day or night of his employment, as well as a list of all days or nights on which each such employee was absent from his employment. Such records shall be displayed to the Director of Finance, Chief of Police, or City Manager at any time upon demand, and shall not be destroyed without permission of the Chief of Police. Section 38-38 ~ Evidence of Mechanical Condition. Following the issuance of each Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, each holder shall furnish to the Director of Finance, at any time upon his request therefor, and at least once every six months on or before the first day of January and the first day of July following each year during which he has been licensed to operate a vehicle for hire in the City of Santa Ana, a Passenger Vehicle Inspection Check List from the Santa An~ P~lice ~epartment for each vehicle indicating that it is in a safe operating condition. Statemen~ shall also designate each and all taxicabs which shall, at the date of said state- ment, be in a non-operating condition for any reason whatsoever, designating such vehicle by engine number, California license number, and vehicle permit number. No such vehicle shall be returned to service until the owner therof has furnished to the satisfaction of the Director of Finance a Passenger Vehicle Inspection Check List from the California Highway Patrol for each vehicle indicating that it is in a safe operating condition. Section 38-39 - Mechanical Condition-Inspection. The Police Department may examine and inspect every vehicle regulated by this chapter to determine that its equipment, including the lights, brakes, tires and mechanical parts are in a good state of repair, free from obvious defects; and to determine that such vehicle will not be dangerously defective in operation. The Police Department may inspect other parts of the vehicle. The Police Department may make periodic inspections for the purpose set forth in this section. Particular attention shall be given to the inspection of any ambulance licensed hereunder to determine that the brakes, lights, windshield, tires and mechanical parts are maintained in a safe condition because of the use of such vehicle as emergency vehicles equipped with red lights and siren and no such vehicle shall be permitted to operate if any part thereof is defect- ive in any degree which might make said vehicle less -24-