(a) Every such permit shall be revoked for any of the following causes:
(1) That intoxicating liquors are either sold or drunk on the premises or on that part of the premises a containing pool, billiard or snooker table, if the business is carried on in conjunction with other lawful business under the same roof and in the same building, or that persons under the influence of intoxicating liquor are permitted to frequent, be in, or remain on, said premises or part of the premises used and operated as a pool room or billiard hall as defined in this chapter;
(2) That gambling in any form is permitted in or about said premises;
(3) That such place is frequented habitually by persons of low repute, or that the place is conducted in such a manner as to be generally reputed in the immediate vicinity thereof to be immoral and a menace to the morals and good citizenship of the community;
(4) That such place is being operated in violation of hours of operation of the same as hereinafter provided in this chapter.
(b) In the event complaint is made that any of the above provisions for revocation exist, the permittee shall be ordered to show cause before the Township Board at an open public hearing why his permit or her should not be revoked, and if it shall appear that the charges have been sustained, the permit shall be revoked and the permittee shall cease to operate.
(Ord. 192. Passed 12-30-64.)