(A) The Chief of Police may suspend or revoke the license or any licensee after a hearing on any one or more of the following grounds:
(1) Violation of any laws of the state upon the licensed premises by the licensee, its agents, servants, employees or representatives;
(2) Violation of any ordinance of the city upon the licensed premises by the licensee, its agents, servants, employees or representatives;
(3) If the license was procured by fraudulent conduct or false statement of the material facts or if a fact concerning the applicant was not disclosed at the time of filing where such fact would have constituted just cause for refusing to issue such license;
(4) Permitting or suffering any activity on the licensed premises which may be detrimental to the welfare, safety or health of the public.
(B) In all such cases, written notice of the charge or charges and time and place of hearing shall be served on the licensee either in person or by certified registered mail addressed to the licensed premises. No revocation or suspension shall occur unless the licensee has been so notified or a reasonable attempt to so notify the licensee has been made by the proper authorities, and the licensee is unable to be found.
(C) In the event any license is suspended or revoked, the licensee shall not be permitted the return of any portion of the license fee.
(D) Any premises which is declared to be unsafe by the written report of the Building Inspector or a fire hazard by the written report of the Fire Chief is ineligible for a license and any license issued therefor may be revoked.
(`78 Code, § 5.10.140.) (Ord. 2347 § 14, 1998.)