(a) When it appears to any police officer, the Fire Chief, the Building Inspector, or the health officers that any person holding a license under this Article has violated or may have violated any of the provisions hereof, a written notice shall be served on such licensee and/or recreational vehicle park manager in person or by registered United States mail specifying the manner in which it is believed he or she has violated or may have violated this Article. Said notice shall require the owner and/or recreational park manager to appear before the Board of Trustees at a time specified therein, not less than ten (10) days after the service of said notice, and show cause why such license should not be suspended or revoked.
(b) At such time, said licensee or recreational vehicle park manager and member of the Fire, Police, or Building Departments of the City or the Mineral County Health Department may produce such evidence as may be relevant to determine whether the violation charged in the notice has been committed. If the Board of Trustees finds from the evidence that such violation has not been committed, it shall so advise the licensee and/or recreational vehicle park manager and dismiss the charge. If the Board of Trustees finds from the evidence that such violation has been committed, it shall so advise the licensee or recreational vehicle park manager and may forthwith put said person on probation for thirty (30) days. If the violation is not corrected within such probationary period, the Board of Trustees may revoke or suspend the license held by such person or continue the probation for such period and on such conditions as it shall determine.
(c) It shall be unlawful for any person whose license has been revoked or suspended to operate, continue to operate or offer to operate any recreational vehicle park after the date of such revocation or during the term of such suspension, as the case may be.
(Ord. 395 §3, 2016)