(A) The public utilities commission shall approve an application for a certificate under sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code and shall issue a certificate, provided the applicant submits to the commission a completed application, on a form prescribed by the commission, that is substantially the same as the application prescribed by the commission pursuant to sections 4921.08 and 4921.09 of the Revised Code, and includes a certification of all of the following by responsible officials of the applicant:
(1) The applicant’s workers’ compensation coverage is current pursuant to Chapter 4123. of the Revised Code.
(2) The applicant’s unemployment compensation coverage is current pursuant to Chapter 4141. of the Revised Code.
(3) The applicant’s financial responsibility relating to cargo insurance requirements is in accordance with rules adopted by the commission under section 4921.11 of the Revised Code.
(B) The commission shall not approve any application that does not contain the proper certifications required by this section. The commission may revoke a certificate issued under division (A) of this section if, after at least fifteen days’ advance notice to the certificate holder of the basis for such action and providing the holder with an opportunity for a hearing, the commission finds that the holder is not in compliance with this chapter, or rules adopted or orders issued thereunder. A certificate issued under division (A) of this section is valid for one year and is renewable annually.
(C) The application fee for a certificate issued under this section shall be based on the certificate holder’s gross revenue, in the prior year, for the intrastate transportation of household goods. The commission shall establish, by order, ranges of gross revenue and the fee for each range. The fees established by the commission under this division shall be credited to the public utilities fund and shall be used for the purposes of administering and enforcing sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code. The application fee shall be established so that the total fees collected in fiscal year 1999 are no greater than one hundred twenty-five thousand dollars. The application fee shall be established so that the total fees collected for any other fiscal year are approximately the same as the appropriations made for that fiscal year for the administration of sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code. In the event that the total fees collected for a fiscal year exceed such appropriations, the excess shall be used to reduce the amount of the fees that would otherwise be established pursuant to this section for the next fiscal year.
(A) The public utilities commission shall approve an application for a certificate under sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code and shall issue a certificate, provided the applicant submits to the commission a completed application, on a form prescribed by the commission, that is substantially the same as the application prescribed by the commission pursuant to sections 4921.08 and 4921.09 of the Revised Code, and includes a certification of all of the following by responsible officials of the applicant:
(1) The applicant’s workers’ compensation coverage is current pursuant to Chapter 4123. of the Revised Code.
(2) The applicant’s unemployment compensation coverage is current pursuant to Chapter 4141. of the Revised Code.
(3) The applicant’s financial responsibility relating to cargo insurance requirements is in accordance with rules adopted by the commission under section 4921.11 of the Revised Code.
(B) The commission shall not approve any application that does not contain the proper certifications required by this section. The commission may revoke a certificate issued under division (A) of this section if, after at least fifteen days’ advance notice to the certificate holder of the basis for such action and providing the holder with an opportunity for a hearing, the commission finds that the holder is not in compliance with this chapter, or rules adopted or orders issued thereunder. A certificate issued under division (A) of this section is valid for one year and is renewable annually.
(C) The application fee for a certificate issued under this section shall be based on the certificate holder’s gross revenue, in the prior year, for the intrastate transportation of household goods. The commission shall establish, by order, ranges of gross revenue and the fee for each range. The fees established by the commission under this division shall be credited to the public utilities fund and shall be used for the purposes of administering and enforcing sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code. The application fee shall be established so that the total fees collected in fiscal year 1999 are no greater than one hundred twenty-five thousand dollars. The application fee shall be established so that the total fees collected for any other fiscal year are approximately the same as the appropriations made for that fiscal year for the administration of sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code. In the event that the total fees collected for a fiscal year exceed such appropriations, the excess shall be used to reduce the amount of the fees that would otherwise be established pursuant to this section for the next fiscal year.
(A) The public utilities commission shall approve an application for a certificate under sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code and shall issue a certificate, provided the applicant submits to the commission a completed application, on a form prescribed by the commission, that is substantially the same as the application prescribed by the commission pursuant to sections 4921.08 and 4921.09 of the Revised Code, and includes a certification of all of the following by responsible officials of the applicant:
(1) The applicant’s workers’ compensation coverage is current pursuant to Chapter 4123. of the Revised Code.
(2) The applicant’s unemployment compensation coverage is current pursuant to Chapter 4141. of the Revised Code.
(3) The applicant’s financial responsibility relating to cargo insurance requirements is in accordance with rules adopted by the commission under section 4921.11 of the Revised Code.
(B) The commission shall not approve any application that does not contain the proper certifications required by this section. The commission may revoke a certificate issued under division (A) of this section if, after at least fifteen days’ advance notice to the certificate holder of the basis for such action and providing the holder with an opportunity for a hearing, the commission finds that the holder is not in compliance with this chapter, or rules adopted or orders issued thereunder. A certificate issued under division (A) of this section is valid for one year and is renewable annually.
(C) The application fee for a certificate issued under this section shall be based on the certificate holder’s gross revenue, in the prior year, for the intrastate transportation of household goods. The commission shall establish, by order, ranges of gross revenue and the fee for each range. The fees established by the commission under this division shall be credited to the public utilities fund and shall be used for the purposes of administering and enforcing sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code. The application fee shall be established so that the total fees collected in fiscal year 1999 are no greater than one hundred twenty-five thousand dollars. The application fee shall be established so that the total fees collected for any other fiscal year are approximately the same as the appropriations made for that fiscal year for the administration of sections 4921.35 to 4921.40 of the Revised Code. In the event that the total fees collected for a fiscal year exceed such appropriations, the excess shall be used to reduce the amount of the fees that would otherwise be established pursuant to this section for the next fiscal year.
