§ 110.26 NONCOMPLIANCE.
   (A)   Revocation or suspension of license. Any license issued under this subchapter shall be revoked or suspended for the following causes:
      (1)   Providing false information in connection with the license application;
      (2)   Failure on the part of the license holder to comply with city regulations within a reasonable time after receiving written notice of such violation by the Building Commissioner or other representative of the city;
      (3)   Failure of the license holder to correct any deficient or defective work within the city; or
      (4)   Violating § 110.20(C) of this code pertaining to the nontransferability of licenses.
   (B)   Reinstatement. Any license revoked or suspended because of deficient or defective work shall not be reinstated until the deficient or defective work has been corrected. This requirement shall not apply if the license holder is prevented from making this correction by the property owner, or for any other reasons deemed sufficient by the Building Commissioner.
   (C)   Notice of revocation or suspension.
      (1)   Prior to any revocation or suspension of a license, the Building Commissioner shall send written notice of the information or complaint containing the grounds for such revocation or suspension to the license holder. The notice shall state the nature of the information or complaint, and the date, time and place for a hearing to be held on the matter. If, after a hearing, the Building Commissioner is satisfied that the evidence clearly shows that a violation has occurred, the Building Commissioner may revoke or suspend the license of that person.
      (2)   Any official decision on revocation or suspension shall be sent in writing to the license holder.
(Ord. 2018-OR-12, passed 4-2-2018) Penalty, see § 110.99