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(31) Any otfier information the COUNTY deems necessary for determination of compliance with this division. (D) Within sixty (60) days of receipt of a complete application and the required fee, the COUNTY shall determine a - h (below) or if an extension is necessary: (t) Whether the applicant is a licensed CHP ambulance seNice, and (2) Whether the applicant meets the requirements of this ordinance and of other applicable laws, ordinances, and regulations; and (3) Whether the applicant is able to provide the requested service, and (4) Whether the applicant has knowingly made a false statement of fact In such application, and (5) Whether the applicant has knowingly failed to disclose facts pertinent to the application process, and (6) Whether the applicant was previously a provider of ambulance service-prior to the establishment of this ordinance, which has not been renewed by the CMP, and (7) Whether the applicant was previously a holder of a Certificate of Operation issued under this chapter, which has been revoked or not renewed based on the provisions of this ordinance, and (8) Whether the applicant's vehicles, equipment, and appurtenances, including radios, are in good working order and the ambulances pass an inspection, according to the provisions of section 6.114.160 - 17d. (E) Approval or denial: (1) If it Is determined that the applicant does not meet all requirements within this division, then the COUNTY shall deny the application and notify the applicant In writing by certified mall of the receipt of the application. (2) If it Is determined that the applicant meets all requirements within this division, the COUNTY shall approve the application and issue a Certificate of Operation and, upon a positive inspection, appropriate Ambulance Permits. (F) Appeal from denial of Issuance: Whenever the COUNTY denies an application for a permit, the applicant may request a hearing on the denial at which the applicant will have the burden of proof. The appeal will be made to the Board of Supervisors according to the provisions of section 6.11.110, (G)Decisions--finality: The decision of the COUNTY rendered pursuant to this chapter shall be final, unless appealed to the Board of Supervisors within thirty (30) days after such decision is rendered In writing, and notice of the same is given to the applicant by certified mail. (H) Term: (I) Certificates of Operation shall be valid for two years from the date of issuance. (2) Certificates of Operation shall be continued upon conditions of section 6.11~t.370 unless earlier suspended, revoked or terminated for cause. 11