(a) Any license required by this Business Regulation and Taxation Code may be suspended or the renewal thereof refused by the issuing officer for misrepresentation of any material fact in the application for such license. Any license may be suspended by the officer who is responsible for the enforcement thereof for any good cause. Such officer shall notify the issuing officer of each such suspension and of the reinstatement of such license upon the termination of such suspension.
(b) Any license may be revoked by Council for good cause.
(c) No license fee shall be refunded to any licensee in the case of the revocation or suspension of a license for good cause.
(d) "Good cause," as used in this section, means any act or omission, or the permitting of a condition to exist, with respect to the license in question, which is:
(1) Contrary to the health, morals, safety or welfare of the public;
(2) Unlawful or fraudulent in nature;
(3) A violation of the chapter under which the license was granted;
(4) Beyond the scope of the license issued; and
(5) A fact, circumstance or condition which, had it existed or been known to the issuing authority at the time the license was granted, would have been sufficient grounds for the refusal thereof.
(1979 Code Sec. 5.01.200)
(e) No license shall be revoked except after a hearing before Council following not less than ten days written notice to the licensee stating the time and place of such hearing and setting forth the reasons for revocation.
(1979 Code Sec. 5.01.210)