(A) The Fire Marshal or Director may revoke a mobile food vendor permit issued under this chapter if the Fire Marshal or Director determines that:
(1) The mobile food vendor permit holder, the manager, or an employee of the mobile food vendor has engaged in serious or repeated violations of this chapter;
(2) The mobile food vendor or mobile food vending unit does not comply with this chapter; or
(3) The mobile food vendor permit holder does not qualify for a permit under this chapter.
(B) Before revoking a mobile food vendor permit, the Director shall provide the mobile food vendor permit holder with written notice of the pending permit revocation. The written notice shall include:
(1) The reason the mobile food vendor permit is subject to revocation;
(2) The date on which the mobile food vendor permit is scheduled to be revoked; and
(3) A statement that the mobile food vendor permit will be revoked on the scheduled date unless the mobile food vendor permit holder files a written request for a hearing with the Director not later than the tenth day after the date the notice is received.
(C) A mobile food vendor permit revocation becomes effective on expiration of the time period prescribed by the notice if the mobile food vendor permit holder does not file a written request for hearing with the Director not later than the tenth day after the notice is received.
(D) If a mobile food vendor permit holder timely files a hearing request:
(1) The Director shall hold a hearing on the mobile food vendor permit revocation not later than the fourteenth day after the date the hearing request is filed.
(2) At such hearing, the mobile food vendor permit holder may present information to the Director addressing the Director’s intent to revoke the mobile food vendor permit and reasons, if any, that the mobile food vendor permit holder believes the revocation is not warranted.
(E) The Director shall give written notice to the mobile food vendor permit holder of a decision regarding the revocation of the mobile food vendor permit or a revocation that becomes effective under division (C).
(Ord. 2020-32, passed 8-25-20)