(A) Whenever it is shown that a nuisance is associated with or caused by the conduct of a business or activity licensed by the city and that the existence of the nuisance presents an immediate threat to the public health, safety or welfare, the City Council may suspend the license of any person, business, or corporation conducting the business upon the premises where the nuisance exists.
(B) The License Inspector shall cause notice of the suspension to be served personally upon the licensee, or at the premises where the nuisance exists.
(C) Upon application of the licensee, the City Council may remove the suspension upon such terms as it may direct.
('88 Code, § 92.06) (Ord. 1999-15, passed 12-6-99)