(a) The director may deny the issuance of a RASG permit if:
(1) Any of the technical requirements of § 16-503 are not met;
(2) All required fees have not been paid in full;
(3) A permit application is incomplete or contains one or more materially false statements;
(4) Plans and specifications submitted for review contain one or more false statements or misrepresentations as to a material fact; or
(5) The director determines that specific conditions exist that would pose a threat to public health or safety.
(b) If a permit is denied, the director shall provide the applicant with written notification within ten days of the date the application is denied. Such notice shall set out the grounds for the denial.
(c) The notice of denial must be served on the applicant by personal delivery or by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the address listed on the application.
(d) An applicant whose permit is denied may request an appeals hearing within ten days after receipt of the notice of denial. The appeal must be in writing, specify the reasons why the permit should not be denied, and filed with the director. An appeal from a denial of an application shall be conducted in accordance with § 16-517 of this article.
(Ord. 18521-03-2009, § 2, passed 3-31-2009)