(A) Any permittee who violates any of the crimes specified in § 5.34.040(F) is liable to have his, her or its permit suspended or revoked by the Council. The Council shall also have the right to suspend or revoke such permit whenever it is shown to its satisfaction that the activities so licensed are being conducted in a manner which is detrimental to the public health, morals, peace, welfare or safety of the community; provided, however, that no suspension or revocation shall be ordered until the Council has, upon its own motion, served or caused to be served upon the permittee a notice specifying the grounds for the proposed suspension or revocation and fixing a time, date and place at which the Council shall hear and determine the factual basis for the grounds of the proposed suspension and revocation, which time and date shall not be less than three days from the date of the service of the notice, at which time, date and place the permittee shall have the opportunity to be heard and to make his or her defense against any complaints and allegations made as to his or her activities pursuant to this chapter; and provided, further, however, that when the permit is suspended or revoked, the Council shall notify the permittee in writing and give the reason for such suspension and revocation.
(B) When a permit has been revoked, no other permit shall be issued under the provisions of this chapter to the same permittee within one calendar year of the date of revocation.
(`78 Code, § 5.34.100.) (Ord. 1852 § 3, 1987.)