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ORDINANCE NO. NS- 1394 PAGE FIFTEEN Sec. 32-15.5. Same - Daily Trip Sheets. Every driver of a vehicle for hire or ambulance shall maintain a daily trip sheet. Sec. 32-15.6. Same - Availability for Examination. Ail records and reports, trip sheets, and other data pre- scribed to be maaintained and kept under this chapter shall be preserved by the holder of the permit or certificate in a safe place for at least one year after date of the instrument, and all such records shall be available for examination and inspection at all reasonable times by the director of finance, and other authorized officials of the city. Each holder shall forthwith, at the request of the city manager or his delegate, provide any other information relevant to the operation and ownership of the holder, including, but not limited to, names, and addresses of all partners, shareholders, officers and directors, corporate papers and permits, minutes books, and lists of shareholders. Sec. 32-15.7. Same - Employment. Each holder of a vehicle for hire permit or certificate of 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, addresses, and dates of the beginning and termination of employment of said drivers, each vehicle in which each such employee was working, and the hours during which each such driver attendant 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 made available to the director of finance, chief of police, fire chief, or city manager, or their delegates, at any time upon demand, and shall not be destroyed without permission of such officials. Sec. 32-16. Evidence of Mechanical Equipment. (a) Following the issuance of a permit, the holder shall cause each vehicle to which the permit applies and which is in operating condition to be inspected pursuant to this chapter as often as necessary to have an unexpired safety inspection sticker continuously affixed to the vehicle. (b) The chief of police or fire chief, whenever he has reason to believe that a vehicle to which a permit applies is in an unsafe operating condition, whether or not such vehicle has affixed to it an unexpired safety inspection sticker, may by written notice to the holder of the permit, require such holder to remove the vehicle from use in the business until such time as the vehicle has passed a new safety inspection. (c) The chief of police or fire chief, as the case may be, may also cause each vehicle to which the permit applies to be inspected to insure compliance with this code. Sec. 32-16.1. Same - Enforcement.