(a) Any hotel that reaches or exceeds a calls for service ratio of 2.0 for the first time will be notified by the Controller that it is operating in a probationary period.
(b) A hotel operating in a probationary period must complete certain meetings with police, fire, health and/or zoning City officials to discuss issues related to the hotel contributing to criminal activity, code violations, and actions that may be taken to mitigate such issues.
(c) A hotel license may, at the Board of Public Works and Safety’s discretion, be revoked if the calls for service ratio is at or above 2.0 over any one year period after the hotel enters the probationary period. A calls for service ratio at or above 2.0 over any one (1) year period after a hotel enters a probationary period is also grounds for denial, at the Controller’s discretion, of the hotel license renewal.
(d) During the probationary period, the calls for service ratio must decrease to 1.5 within six (6) months. The evaluation for this ratio is done at the end of the six (6) month period. Failure to decrease a calls for service ration to 1.5 during the probationary period is grounds for revocation of the hotel license. (Ord. 19-21, § 2, 9-16-19)