(A) Any license, registration, or permit issued under this subchapter may be revoked by the Mayor because of any violation of this subchapter, or whenever the licensee or registrant shall cease to possess the qualifications required in this subchapter for the original license or registration.
(B) (1) Upon receipt of information that the licensee has violated this subchapter or no longer possesses the requisite qualifications to be licensed hereunder, the Mayor shall immediately suspend the license and give the licensee written notice by certified mail of such suspension. The notice shall contain a statement of the facts upon which the Mayor has acted in suspending the permit.
(2) The licensee shall have the right to demand a hearing to be held within five business days of the city's receipt of the licensee's demand for hearing. Upon the filing of such a demand with the City Clerk, the Mayor shall affix a time and place for hearing. At the hearing, the licensee and any other interested person shall have the right to present evidence as to the facts upon which the Mayor based the suspension of the license, and any other facts which may aid the Mayor in determining whether this subchapter has been violated.
(3) If, after such hearing, the Mayor finds that this subchapter has been violated, or the information set forth in the application has been misrepresented, he shall within two days after the hearing file with the City Clerk for public inspection and serve upon the licensee, and all interested persons participating in the hearing, a written statement of the facts upon which he bases such finding and shall immediately revoke the permit. If, after such hearing the Mayor finds that this subchapter has not been violated or the information has not been misrepresented, he shall within two days after the hearing give to the licensee a written statement cancelling the suspension of the license.
(`79 Code, § 114.013) (Ord. 95-410, passed 12-13-95)