§ 14-206. Grounds for revocation; forfeiture of bond; disposition of proceeds.

Any failure on the part of the holder of a master electrician license or a journeyman electrician license to comply with the provisions of the electrical code adopted in this article or any section of this Code or city ordinance regulating electric wiring and apparatus or to faithfully carry out the conditions of a contract for installing electric wiring and apparatus shall be deemed sufficient cause for the authority having jurisdiction to revoke the license and to cause the forfeiture of the bond filed pursuant to this article. The amount realized upon the forfeiture of the bond over and above the expense involved in its forfeiture shall be expended in making the necessary changes in the electric wiring and apparatus found to be contrary to this article or the electrical code adopted in this article or any contract entered into and covered by the bond, and the unused balance, if any, shall be paid into the city treasury.

(Code 1971, § 11-70)