Whenever the City Clerk has information that:
(A) The owner or operator of an adult entertainment business or a holder of an adult entertainment manager, server, or entertainer license has violated, or knowingly allowed or permitted the violation of, any of the provisions of this chapter;
(B) There have been recurrent violations of provisions of this section that have occurred under such circumstances that the owner or operator of an adult entertainment business knew or should have known that such violations were committed;
(C) The adult entertainment business license or the adult entertainment manager, server, or entertainer license was obtained through false statements in the application for such license, or renewal thereof;
(D) The adult entertainment business licensee or the adult entertainment manager, server, or entertainer licensee failed to make a complete disclosure of all information in the application for such license, or renewal thereof;
(E) The owner or operator, any partner, or any corporate officer or director holding an adult entertainment business license has become disqualified from having a license by a conviction as provided in § 112.10(A); or
(F) The holder of an adult entertainment manager, server, or entertainer license has become disqualified from having a license by a conviction as provided in § 112.10(B), then the City Clerk shall make this information known to the Board of Aldermen, which upon five days’ written notice to the person holding the license conduct a public hearing to determine whether the license should be suspended or revoked. The Board of Aldermen may pass a resolution setting forth the procedures for the conduct of such hearings. Based on the evidence produced at the hearing, the Board of Aldermen may take any of the following actions:
(1) Suspend the license for up to 90 days;
(2) Revoke the license for the remainder of the license year; and/or
(3) Place the license holder on administrative probation for a period of up to one year, on the condition that no further violations of the section occur during the period of probation. If a violation does occur and after a hearing the violation is determined to have actually occurred, license will be revoked for the remainder of the license year.
(Ord. 93-004, passed 4-20-1993)