§ 13-24. Same—Of state statutes, ordinances; revocation of license/permit; hearing.
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In the event the licensee of any commercial establishment, or any employee or agent
of such licensee is convicted of violating any state statute or ordinance which regulates
the commodities or services covered by the licensee's occupational license, the occupational
license administrator shall cause a notice to show cause to be delivered to said licensee
which shall state a time and date for a hearing before the city manager and/or his/her
designee to determine why the occupational/permit should not be revoked or suspended
as a result of said violation. At the hearing the city manager and/or his/her designee
shall consider, among other factors, the seriousness of the violation the number of
violations, the actions of the licensee in preventing future violations, the length
of time the licensee has been in business, and any other matter which the licensee
may offer in mitigation. At the conclusion of the hearing the city manager and/or
his/her designee, based on the foregoing, may suspend the license/permit for a definite
term, revoke the license, or refuse to do either.
(Ord. No. 1345, § 1, 9-5-2002)
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