(A) Whenever the Town Manager believes that any licensed operator or attendant has violated any of the provisions of this chapter or is not qualified under this chapter to hold a license, he or she may order a hearing before a board composed of the investigating officer, the Town Manager and the licensing official. Such hearing shall be held at a reasonable time and place designated by the Town Manager in written notice to the licensee. Following such hearing, the Town Manager shall reduce the findings of fact to writing, and, if he or she determines that the licensee has violated any of the provisions of this chapter, or is unqualified under the provisions of this chapter to hold the license in effect, he or she shall transmit a copy of such finding to the Town Manager/Clerk or his or her authorized agent recommending revocation and the Town Manager/Clerk or his or her authorized agent shall immediately revoke such license.
(B) Should the Town Manager, following issuance of a license of either type provided for in this chapter, learn from a reliable source that the applicant, at any time, has been convicted of having committed a lewd or indecent act, he or she shall immediately notify the Town Manager/Clerk or his or her authorized agent who shall forthwith cancel the license.
(C) A conviction for violation of any of the provisions of this chapter shall constitute sufficient cause for immediate revocation of the license of such licensee, upon recommendation by the Town Manager.
(1989 Code, § 8-3-7)