Upon a showing of sufficient cause to believe that a violation of the rules and regulations specified in this chapter and/or under the terms and conditions of the license has occurred, the airport manager may:
A. Initiate proceedings to suspend or revoke the license by notifying the licensee of the possible suspension or revocation of the license and the grounds therefor. The notice shall specify the date, time and place of the hearing before the Friedman Memorial Airport authority on the possible suspension or revocation of the license and shall be served on the licensee by certified mail, personal service or substituted service at least ten (10) working days before the scheduled date of the hearing. Failure of the licensee to actually receive a notice sent or served shall not invalidate the proceedings.
B. Immediately suspend the license upon a determination that the conduct of the licensee and his continued operation at the Friedman Memorial Airport presents an exigent danger or detriment to persons or property:
1. In such event, the airport manager shall notify the licensee by certified mail or personal service that the license must immediately cease and desist all activity authorized by the license.
2. The notice shall specify the grounds for the immediate suspension of the license and the date, time and place of the hearing before the Friedman Memorial Airport authority on the continued suspension or possible revocation of the license. The hearing shall be held not more than five (5) working days from receipt by the licensee of the notice to cease and desist.
3. If the Friedman Memorial Airport authority determines to continue suspension of the license or to revoke the license, the effective date of such suspension or revocation shall be the date the licensee received the notice to cease and desist. (Ord. 955 § 1, 2006)