(A) Upon complaint with the Police Department or with the Clerk or by any person or organization or upon his or her own notice, the Clerk may suspend the permit of any person or organization or upon his or her motion, the Clerk may suspend the permit or organization granted a permit under this subchapter for any of the following:
(1) Any material misrepresentation in the application for a permit or any fraud in its procurement, or failure to carry out any commitment or representation contained in the application;
(2) Any cause which would have prevented the granting of the permit in the first place; or
(3) Misconduct of the permittees, such as the violation of any of the requirements of this subchapter, the commission of any unlawful act prohibited by this subchapter, or any other law involving honesty, good faith, integrity, responsibility or moral turpitude.
(B) After the Township Clerk has made his or her findings and suspends a permit, the holder of the permit shall have the right to appeal to the Township Board, or a committee thereof, within 10 days after receiving notice of the suspension. Such appeal shall be made by writing a letter and filing it with the Clerk stating that if an appeal is not made within the 10-day period the permit shall be revoked. The Township Board, or a committee thereof, shall convene to hear an appeal at their next regular meeting after written notice of appeal has been filed with the Clerk.
(Ord. 421, passed 6-8-2006)