52 Pa. Code § 1051.3 - Annual rights renewal process
(a)
Expiration of driver's certificate. A limousine driver's
certificate will expire 1 year from its date of issuance or renewal unless a
limousine driver opts to pay no more than double the annual fee as provided in
§
1051.4 (relating to annual
assessments and renewal fees) to be issued a limousine driver certificate to
expire 2 years from its date of issuance or renewal.
(b)
Expired rights.
(1) Expired rights may be placed out of
service by the Authority as provided in §
1003.32 (relating to out of
service designation).
(2) Limousine
driver certificates that have been expired for 2 years or more will be deemed
cancelled.
(c)
Renewal forms.
(1) Limousine
driver certificates shall be renewed by completing and filing Form DR-3 "Driver
Renewal" with the Manager of Administration. Renewal forms may be obtained on
the Authority's web site at www.philapark.org/tld or from TLD
Headquarters.
(2) Form DR-3 may
require the submission of additional information or documents to confirm
continuing eligibility and under the act, this part and orders of the Authority
and shall be verified as provided in §
1001.36 (relating to verification
and affidavit).
(3) Form DR-3 shall
be filed between 60 and 90 days before the expiration date printed on the
limousine driver's certificate.
(d)
Renewal denial. The
Authority will deny renewal of a limousine driver certificate in the following
circumstances:
(1) If the owner of the rights
subject to renewal fails to complete the renewal process.
(2) The renewal process reveals information
about the renewing person that would result in a denial of an initial
application for the rights.
(3) The
renewing person fails to comply with §
1051.4.
(e)
Incomplete renewals. If
the filing requirements of the renewal form are incomplete for any reason,
including compliance with §
1051.6 (relating to payment of
outstanding fines, fees and penalties), the regulated party shall have 90 days
from the filing date of the renewal form to complete the renewal process or the
application will be rendered void.
(f)
Suspended driver rights.
Rights subject to suspension for any reason shall be renewed on the dates and
in the manner provided by this section regardless of the suspended
status.
(g)
New
certificates. A certificate will not be subject to the information
filing requirements of subsection (h) during the calendar year in which it is
first issued.
(h)
Limousine
information filing.
(1) The owner of
limousine rights shall complete on an annual basis Form LM-1 "Limousine
Renewal" to ensure continued compliance with the act, this part and the orders
of the Authority.
(2) Form LM-1
shall be verified as provided in §
1001.36 and filed with the Manager
of Administration on or before March 31 of each year.
(3) Form LM-1 may require the submission of
additional information or documents. Form LM-1 may be obtained on the
Authority's web site at www.philapark.org/tld or from TLD
Headquarters.
(4) The filing
requirements of this subsection apply to rights subject to suspension for any
reason.
(5) The failure to file
Form LM-1 will subject the applicable rights to an out of service designation
as provided in §
1003.32(c).
(6) The TLD will not issue a limousine rights
sticker to a vehicle operated through a limousine certificate if the review of
the information required under this section reveals information about the
certificate holder that would have resulted in a denial of an initial
application for the rights. This paragraph does not relieve a certificate
holder of any other penalty that may result from noncompliance, nor the
obligation to appear at inspections as directed by the TLD.
(7) The LM-1 will be reviewed for all of the
following:
(i) The filing does not reveal
information about the certificate holder that would resulted in a denial of an
initial application for the rights.
(ii) The certificate holder is in compliance
with §
1051.4.
(iii) The certificate holder is in compliance
with §
1051.6.
(8) Failure to complete the LM-1 filing
requirements of this subsection within 30 days of notice will subject the
applicable rights to an out of service designation as provided in §
1003.32(c).
Notes
The provisions of this § 1051.3 temporarily amended under 53 Pa.C.S. § 57B 02.
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