A. Grounds for Revocation. The director may revoke a sidewalk planter permit if the director finds that:
1. The permittee has placed or maintained a planter contrary to the terms and conditions of the permit or any provision of this chapter, or is in violation of any other state or city law or regulation applicable to the city’s rights-of-way; and
2. The permittee has been served with written notice by the director of public works advising the permittee of the violation and requiring correction thereof within a reasonable time, as set forth therein; and
3. The permittee has not corrected the violation within the time set forth in such notice.
However, the director may revoke a permit without first serving the permittee with a notice of violation when the permittee has been served with two prior notices of violation by the director within the preceding 12-month period and the director determines that a new violation has occurred.
B. Notice of Revocation. When the director determines to revoke a sidewalk planter permit, the director shall cause a notice of the revocation to be served on the permittee. The notice shall include the reasons for the determination to revoke the permit and the effective date of the revocation and shall set forth the right of the permittee to seek administrative review of the director’s determination pursuant to section 14.80.130.
(Ord. 2364 §246)