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3200-14 a. The applicant’s name, address and place of employment; b. The applicant’s education as it relates to the licensed activity, including the dates and names of schools attended and the degrees or certifications received; c. Any certifications that the applicant has in other cities or agencies who have similar licensed activities; d. A complete list of cities or other agencies with whom the applicant has been licensed; e. The applicant’s chronology of employment as it relates to the licensed activity, including duties and type of work performed; f. Proof that the applicant has a valid certificate of competency from the city of Minneapolis or the City of Saint Paul; g. A statement that the applicant has read the Little Canada Rental Housing Evaluation Guidelines, including the Code of Ethics for Rental Housing Evaluators, agrees to abide by all terms; h. Payment of the prescribed license fee. Unless otherwise specifically or expressly provided, the amount of fees due the city for the licensed activities described in this chapter shall be set from time to time by the City Council, and a schedule of such fees shall be on file and available for inspection by the public. i. Proof of insurance providing coverage to the applicant in the sum of at least: 1) $500,000.00 against liability imposed by law on account of negligent bodily injury, death or property damage; 2) at least $500,000.00 against any liability imposed by law on account of bodily injury, death or property damage of one or more persons in any one accident resulting from conditions which should have been disclosed in an inspector’s report but were omitted due to negligence in the inspection or completion of the report; and 3) at least $1,000,000.00 in annual aggregate coverage. The applicant’s insurance must remain in force continuously for as long as the applicant holds a city inspection license. The City of Little Canada must be included as an additional named insured on the insurance required hereunder at the expense of the applicant. 3200.220. APPROVAL OF LICENSE APPLICATION. Rental Housing Inspector licenses shall be approved or denied by the City Administrator. The City Administrator shall deny a license if any portion of the application is incomplete, in the opinion of the Administrator. The City Administrator may deny a license to an applicant who: a. Has been convicted of any crime related to housing inspection; b. Has falsified any information or omitted material information in the license application form; c. Has had a license application denied of a license revoked or suspended in another jurisdiction within the last ten years. 3200.230. SUSPENSION, REVOCATION OR NON-RENEWAL. Following approval of a license under this Chapter, any of the following occurrences may result in the suspension, revocation or non-renewal of a rental housing inspection license by the City: