A. Issuance: Upon determining that a licensee is in violation of any Federal, State or local law, rule or regulation, but that the licensee does not pose an immediate threat of harm to the public health, safety or welfare, the City Clerk's Office may issue a notice of violation.
B. Notice Requirements: Every notice of violation issued pursuant to this article shall:
1. Conform to the same notice and service requirements as a notice of denial, suspension or revocation;
2. Include all of the information listed in a notice of denial, suspension or revocation;
3. Identify the corrective action that shall be taken to address the basis for the notice of violation;
4. State the date and time by which the required corrective action shall be completed;
5. State the date on which the license suspension or revocation will begin, and the length and terms of such a suspension, should the licensee fail to complete the required corrective action by the date and time specified in the notice of violation; and
6. Explain the licensee's opportunity to request an informal review, an administrative review hearing by the Director and a review hearing by a Hearing Officer to contest the proposed decision or action.
C. Failure To Correct; Suspension, Revocation: In the event a licensee, having received a notice of violation, fails to complete the corrective action stated in the notice of violation, his affected license shall be suspended or revoked as stated in the notice of violation without any further notice or action. The notice of suspension or revocation contained within the notice of violation shall suffice to provide notice of suspension or revocation.
D. Proof Of Completion: It shall be the duty of the licensee to provide proof of completion of the corrective action to the Licensing Officer. Failure to do so shall result in license suspension or revocation as stated in the notice of violation.
E. Rescind: Upon receipt of satisfactory proof of completion of the correction action, the Licensing Officer shall provide the licensee with written notice rescinding the possibility of the suspension or revocation as stated in the notice of violation. (Ord. 39-15, 8-25-2015)