(A) The City Liquor Commissioner or his or her designate, shall have the right to examine the books and records of any restaurant holding a Class C liquor license to determine whether or not the Class C license holder fits the definition of restaurant, and specifically to determine whether or not the Class C holder meets the 50% expenditure requirement for alcoholic liquor as set forth in the definition of restaurant in this chapter. The Class C license holder shall make its books and records available upon notice by the Liquor Commissioner or his or her designate, within five days after receiving written notice of the examination.
(B) If a Class C license holder does not meet the 50% requirement as set forth in this chapter, a notice of the violation shall be sent to the Class C license holder and the Class C license holder shall have 30 days to comply with the 50% requirement in the definition of restaurant. If the Class C license holder has not complied with the 50% requirement in the definition of restaurant within 30 days after receipt of notice of noncompliance of the requirement, the Class C liquor license shall be revoked.
(1986 Code, § 11.14.262) (Ord. 1265, passed - -1985)