The Chief of Police shall revoke any license issued pursuant to this chapter upon a determination that:
(a) The licensee has made one or more material misrepresentations of fact within the application;
(b) The licensee has altered the information set forth on the face of the license or has used the license with knowledge that it has been altered;
(c) The licensee has permitted another to use the license;
(d) The licensee has entered upon the premises of a residence for the purpose of proposing a commercial transaction at hours other than those permitted by the express terms of the license;
(e) The licensee has entered upon the premises of a residence with actual or constructive knowledge that the occupant of that residence does not invite solicitors or peddlers to the premises;
(f) The licensee has been convicted of a felony offense or of a misdemeanor offense involving moral turpitude subsequent to the issuance of the license;
(g) The licensee has entered upon the premises of a residence for the purpose of proposing a commercial transaction when not in possession of the license or has failed or refused to display the license when requested to do so by the occupant of that residence;
(h) The licensee has failed or refused to exhibit the license to a law enforcement officer when requested to do so at any time during which the licensee is engaged in door- to-door solicitations;
(i) The licensee has engaged in activities requiring licensure under this chapter using a motor vehicle other than the vehicle described in the application for licensure without first providing the Chief of Police with an accurate description of the substitute vehicle and proof of compliance with all applicable provisions of Ohio R.C. Chapter 4509.
(Ord. 6067. Passed 10-26-99.)