S-6.01, r. 3 - Taxi Transportation Regulation

Section 20 Disposition versions

2020-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $282 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2019-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $277 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2018-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $272 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2017-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $270 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2016-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $268 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2015-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $265 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2014-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $262 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2013-04-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $259 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.

2012-09-01

20. In order to obtain authorization for a taxi business to specialize in limousine and “de grand luxe” limousine services, a person must

(1)  have the knowledge or experience needed to offer such a specialized service;

(2)  file an inventory of human and material resources establishing the ability to administer such a specialized service;

(3)  show that the services to be offered meet a service need in the territory concerned;

(4)  submit budget estimates covering a period of at least 12 months, so that the profitability of the specialized service may be evaluated;

(5)  establish that the automobile to be attached to the permit complies with the provisions of Division IV and that its chassis was manufactured less than 2 years before the date of the specialization application in the case of a limousine or less than 4 years before in the case of a “de grand luxe” limousine;

(6)  file a copy of the purchase, leasing or rental contract, which must have been concluded for a term of at least 1 year, for an automobile referred to in paragraph 5, as well as a copy of the contract for converting an automobile into a “de grand luxe” limousine, if applicable; the contracts may be conditional upon service specialization authorization by the Commission;

(7)  specify the rates to be charged; and

(8)  pay a fee of $253 to the Commission.

O.C. 690-2002, s. 20.