(A) It shall be the duty of the County Sheriff's Department to inspect, periodically, the premises where licensed billiard tables are located to determine any violations of the provisions and to otherwise enforce this subchapter.
(B) Whenever the County Sheriff's Department shall have good cause to believe there exists grounds for revocation of any license acquired hereunder, he or she shall submit a written recommendation of revocation to the Board of Commissioners and by registered mail shall forward on the same date a copy of his or her recommendations to the subject licensee. The Sheriff's recommendation shall state the specific reasons for his or her action.
(C) The Board of Commissioners, whenever it has good cause to believe there exist grounds for revocation of any license required hereunder, whether the good cause is based upon the recommendation of the Sheriff or upon other reasonable basis shall upon its own motion set a hearing to be held before the Board to provide the licensee an opportunity to appear and be heard by the Board of Commissioners to rebut any evidence against him or her and to present evidence and witnesses in his or her behalf.
(D) Notice of the hearing shall be forwarded to the subject licensee by certified mail addressed to the licensee at the address as given by the licensee on his or her application for license, and the notice shall be sufficient. The licensee may appear before the Board personally at the hearing or he or she may appear through his or her attorney, or he or she may be represented at the hearing by his or her attorney.
(E) If the licensee fails to show good cause why his or her license should not be revoked, the Board of Commissioners may revoke the license upon a finding by the Board of a cause for revocation.
(Ord. passed 3-5-1979)