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Tour Bus. A motorized vehicle accepting individual passengers for a fare for sightseeing or guided tours, making occasional stops at certain points of interest and returning the passengers to the point of origin. R-3.345-B APPLICATION. 1. An application for a business license, or for renewal of a business license required by Section 3.345 of the Eugene Code, 1971, shall be completed by each and every principal in the business. A principal in the business includes all owners, shareholders, partners, directors, officers and managers. The City Manager or designee may exempt certain principals from completing an application if the City Manager or designee determines that granting such an exemption is consistent with the objectives of the Eugene Code, 1971, and where the business demonstrates to the satisfaction of the City Manager or designee that those principals play no role in the operation of the company. 2. The business license application form shall generally require information relating to the name, address, business type, manager, business intent, current rates of fare and registered agent. If the business name as submitted in the application is the same as a currently licensed public passenger vehicle company, or so similar as to likely create confusion, the applicant shall be so advised, and no further processing of the application shall occur until the applicant submits a different business name. Additionally, each principal of the applicant business may be required to provide past and current addresses, employment, judicial involvement including criminal history, and history of denial, suspension or revocation of business licenses in this or any other jurisdiction. A change in registered agent shall not be effective until the City receives written notice of the change. R-3.345-C STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL PUBLIC PASSENGER VEHICLE COMPANIES 1. General Requirements. A public passenger vehicle company shall not refuse to respond to any request for service from a location within the Eugene-Springfield city limits. However, the driver can refuse to provide such service ifhe/she has a reasonable basis for believing that hislher personal welfare is threatened, or that the passenger will damage the vehicle or be unable or unwilling to pay the fare. In addition, no public passenger vehicle company shall respond to a request for service from the Eugene Airport unless it is authorized to do so by a ground transportation activity permit issued by the Airport Manager. 2. Insurance and Hold Harmless Agreement. (a) Insurance. Every public passenger vehicle company shall obtain and furnish to the City evidence of liability insurance meeting the following minimum standards for the company's operations and all of its vehicles: Public Passenger Vehicle Services Administrative Rule - 4 11/30/99 r: \adminord\rule\99ppv2ao. wpd