The Mayor at any time without hearing may suspend for up to thirty days any dance hall license, such suspension to be effective upon service upon the licensee of a written notice of suspension. After giving written notice to the licensee and after giving him an opportunity to be heard, the Mayor may revoke any dance hall license for the violation with respect to the licensed public dance hall of any State statute, City ordinance or regulation governing sanitation, health, safety or fire prevention, or any of the provisions of this chapter. The written notice of a revocation hearing shall specify a time and a day, not less than three days after the date of service of such notice, when the revocation hearing will be conducted in the office of the Mayor. A written notice of suspension, or a written notice of a revocation hearing, may be served by delivering it personally to the holder of the license, or by leaving it at the public dance hall for which the license is issued, or by posting it in a conspicuous place in or on such public dance hall, or by mailing it by registered or certified mail addressed to the holder of the license at the mailing address given in the application, or by publishing it once in a newspaper of general circulation in the City if it cannot be served in any of the other ways specified above.
(Ord. 1966-54. Passed 6-20-66.)