(A) The Chief of Police may revoke a permit for any of the reasons sufficient for denying an application for a permit, pursuant to § 112.09(C) of this chapter.
(B) Any law enforcement officer, with competent jurisdiction, may temporarily revoke a permit upon reasonable suspicion that the permittee, promoter or any of their agents have violated any of the provisions of this chapter and/or have violated state law or any other local ordinance while conducting solicitation activities pursuant to this chapter.
(C) Upon revocation, the Chief of Police shall notify the permittee in writing of the decision to revoke the issued permit. The notification shall state the reason(s) for revocation and shall inform the person of the right of appeal as set forth in this chapter.
(D) Revocation of a permit shall become effective immediately upon receipt of notification; except that, revocation pursuant to division (B) above shall become effective immediately upon verbal notification by said law enforcement officer. If an appeal is requested, no person shall conduct solicitations pending determination of the appeal.
(E) The Chief of Police may reinstate a revoked permit if the reason(s) for revocation is/are corrected to his or her reasonable satisfaction.