(A) Revocation. The Parks and Community Services Department may authorize officers of the Parks and Community Services Department to monitor any service provider authorized to provide services under a service permit, pursuant to § 5.52.080. Those officers or designees of the Parks and Community Services Department authorized to monitor services and service providers shall have the power to revoke the service permit temporarily, pending an appeal as provided for in § 5.52.110, if the authorized officers or designees find any one of the following facts exist:
(1) The individual or organization operating under the service permit has failed, neglected, or refused to fulfill any or all of the conditions imposed pursuant to this chapter.
(2) The individual or organization operating under the service permit has allowed the services to be conducted in a manner which violates any law or regulation established by the ordinances of the city or the laws of the state.
(3) The individual or organization operating under the service permit has allowed the services to be conducted in a disorderly or dangerous manner.
(4) The services actually provided exceed the scope of approval for the service permit as described in the application and the service provider has not filed an amendment to the application within the proscribed time limit.
(B) Revocation-notice. The Parks and Community Services Department shall give written notice to the individual or organization that their service permit has been temporarily revoked pending an appeal, by depositing the notice, by certified mail, in the United States Post Office at Corona, California, postage prepaid, addressed to such individual or organization at the address on the application. The notice shall include a statement informing the individual or organization that their service permit has been temporarily revoked, written reasons for the revocation, that the individual or organization has the right to appeal the revocation and a statement informing the individual or organization that the temporary revocation will become permanent if an appeal is not filed within ten days of receiving this notice.
(C) Revocation-permanent. The service provider has ten days from the date notice is received to appeal the revocation as provided for in § 5.52.110. If the service provider does not appeal the temporary revocation within that time frame, the service permit shall be revoked permanently. A service provider may not apply for a new or additional service permit for six months after permanent revocation of a service permit.
(Ord. 2619 § 3, 2002.)