The Commissioner of Assessments and Licenses may, at any time, suspend, and after giving written notice to the licensee and affording him or her an opportunity to be heard, may revoke, any license granted under the provisions of this chapter for disorderly or immoral conduct on the premises, or upon proof that the public dance hall or a public dance given under the auspices of such licensee, was frequented by disorderly or immoral persons; or for the violation of any of the rules, regulations or ordinances governing and applying to public dance halls and dances, or any ordinance regulating, controlling or in any way relating to health, sanitation, fire protection or the public peace, or for the violation of any of the provisions of this chapter. Whenever any license has been so revoked, no refund of any portion of the fee paid shall be made, and at least six (6) months shall elapse from the time of such revocation before another license shall be given to conduct a public dance hall or public dance in the same premises. A public record of all such revocations shall be made, containing the date and reasons for such revocation and the name of the owners and managers.
(Ord. No. 94275. Passed 5-11-31)