§ 10.32.075. Parking—Visitor permits for healthcare workers.

A.

Healthcare Worker Definition. A person who cares for the sick, injured or infirmed, or any person unable to care for themselves, as the aged or infirmed, at home to include: a member of a Visiting Nurses Association (VNA); home health aide; personal care assistant (PCA); laboratory technician and/or any other title that may be employed to care for ill or incapacitated senior citizens or the infirmed.

B.

All healthcare workers as defined above shall be eligible for the issuance of a portable city of Revere resident visitor parking permit as a city-wide permit for any street listed in Schedule IX of Title 10 of the revised city ordinances and any additional streets that may be added by the Revere traffic commission upon presentation of the following information and documents:

1.

A letter from their employer, on company stationery, confirming employment;

2.

A valid employer identification card (if applicable);

3.

A copy of a valid driver's license issued by commonwealth of Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles;

4.

A copy of certification by the commonwealth of Massachusetts or a copy of an agency certification.

C.

The permit shall be issued by the parking clerk upon payment of an annual fee of five dollars per portable resident visitor permit. The permit shall be valid for one year and shall expire on December thirty-first of each year. The permit shall state "healthcare worker" and registration number on the face in the space specified for location. Resident parking visitor permits issued by the parking clerk pursuant to the statutes and regulations set out in this section, are intended only for the use of healthcare workers who are actually visiting clients.

D.

The permit shall be displayed on the lower left corner of the front dashboard and must be readable from the exterior of the vehicle. Permits will not be replaced if lost. No person shall sell or offer for sale a healthcare worker parking visitor permit to anyone, or alter such permit. Any person who violates this section of this chapter shall have the permit revoked any may be subject to a fine of not more than three hundred dollars for each offense.

(T.C.R. 2006-09 § 1)