After notice and hearing the director may suspend for up to six months or may revoke a permit if the director determines that:
(a) The permit holder, a partner of the permit holder, a principal in the permit holder’s business, permit holder’s manager or operator, or an officer of permit holder:
(1) Has within the five years preceding the date of the hearing been convicted of a misdemeanor that is punishable by confinement and/or by a fine exceeding $500, and which relates directly to the duty or responsibility in operating a liquid waste transportation business; or
(2) Has been convicted of a felony which relates directly to the duty or responsibility in operating a liquid waste transportation business.
(b) The permit holder failed to comply with any of the permit conditions stated in § 12.5-709;
(c) The permit holder or an employee failed to use the manifest system book in compliance with this article, or to maintain manifests for five years, or to allow the director to inspect the manifests;
(d) The permit holder or an employee improperly disposed of liquid waste;
(e) The permit holder or an employee commingled liquid waste with hazardous waste or class 1 nonhazardous industrial solid waste in a city-permitted vehicle;
(f) The permit holder or an employee refused or failed to allow the director or a peace officer to inspect a liquid waste transportation vehicle or obtain liquid waste samples from such vehicle;
(g) The permit holder or any employee thereof, within the 12 months preceding the hearing, was convicted of violating this article; or
(h) The permit holder’s liquid waste transporter registration issued by the commission expired, or was suspended or revoked.
(Ord. 12274, § 1, passed 11-28-1995)