(A) When the licensee, his or her agents, or his or her employees have been convicted of a violation of these regulations, the City Manager may notify the violator by certified mail that all licenses/permits have been suspended for a period not to exceed 30 days and that said licenses/permits will be automatically revoked if, at the end of the suspension period, the offense for which the violator was convicted has not been remedied so as to conform to these regulations within that 30-day suspension period. The violator may appeal this determination of suspension/ revocation of the licenses/permits pursuant to the process in division (B) below.
(B) When an application has been denied pursuant to the provisions of § 119.002 of this chapter, or when a person is aggrieved by the result of an inspection under § 119.003 of this chapter, or when a person is aggrieved by a decision with regard to a request to approve or modify a travel route under § 119.004 of this chapter, or a license/permit has been suspended or revoked pursuant to § 119.006 of this chapter, the applicant or aggrieved person may file a petition setting forth his or her reasons for contesting such action with the City Clerk and request that a hearing be held within 30 days of the date of the filing of such petition with the City Clerk. Any petition for hearing must be submitted within ten working days of receipt of the City Manager’s denial or suspension/ revocation notice in order to effect an appeal thereof. The City Clerk shall forthwith notify the City Manager and the Board of Commissioners that such a petition and request for hearing has been filed and the date of such filing. The City Clerk shall also submit a copy of the petition, along with the notification, to the City Manager and the Board of Commissioners.
(1984 Code, § 111.045) (Ord. O-27-16, passed 10-18-2016)