A. Grounds for Revocation. The Chief of Police may revoke a permit if he or she finds that (1) the permittee is engaged in business in a manner that poses or creates an immediate risk to public health and/or safety; (2) the permittee is engaged in business in a manner that is contrary to the terms and conditions of a permit authorized by this chapter, or is in violation of any other state or city law or regulation applicable thereto; (3) the permittee has been served with a notice by the Chief of Police advising the permittee of the violation and requiring correction thereof within a reasonable time as set forth therein; and (4) the permittee has not corrected the violation within the time set forth in such notice. However, the Chief of Police may revoke a permit without first serving the permittee with notice of the violation in the manner provided herein in any case in which the permittee has been served with two other notices of violation by the Chief of Police within the preceding 12-month period.
B. Notice of Revocation. Where the Chief of Police determines to revoke a permit issued pursuant to this chapter, he or she shall cause a notice of revocation to be served on the permittee. Such notice shall state the reasons for the determination to revoke the permit and shall set forth the right of the person to whom the permit was issued to appeal such determination. Ord. 679, 1998