(A) Any permit issued by the County Commissioners or ordinance may be revoked for failure to live up to the terms of the ordinance and/or permit.
(B) Any permittee whom the County Commissioners find to be in violation of the terms of the ordinance and/or permit shall be sent a written notice.
(C) The written notice shall contain a list of the alleged violations. The notice shall also contain a date, time and place for a hearing to show cause why the permit should not be revoked, and shall be signed by at least one County Commissioner.
(D) The permittee shall have the right at the hearing to be represented by counsel, cross-examine witnesses and to bring his or her own witnesses.
(E) The hearing may be continued from time to time, and any waiver of any violation of that type, the County Commissioners, after the hearing, may exculpate any permittee or may modify or revoke his or her permit.
(F) The permittee shall be given 14 days notice of the hearing. All notices shall be delivered by the Sheriff's Department or certified mail with return receipt.
(Ord. 97-2, passed 3-24-1997)