(A) The Tax Collector shall revoke a license if a reason exists to revoke it as set forth in § 110.31 of this chapter. Before the Tax Collector may revoke a license, he or she shall give the licensee written notice of the grounds for revocation, pursuant to § 110.40 of this chapter. The licensee may, within ten days after the day on which the notice is served, request in writing a conference with the Tax Collector. The request shall specify the reasons why the license should not be revoked. The Tax Collector shall arrange the conference within a reasonable time.
(B) If the licensee fails to request a conference within ten days after the day on which notice is served, the Tax Collector shall revoke the license. If the licensee requests a conference, the Tax Collector may not revoke the license until after the conference.
(C) If the Tax Collector revokes a license, the former licensee may apply for a new license at any time thereafter. If the reason for which the license was revoked no longer exists, and if no other reason exists for refusing to issue a license, the Tax Collector shall issue the license pursuant to § 110.35 of this chapter.
(Prior Code, § 110.40)