The Board may deny a Permit on any of the grounds listed in Section 103.31(a) of this Code or on any of the following additional grounds:
(a) The Applicant has within five years immediately preceding the date of filing of the application been found to have intentionally or materially violated any federal, state, or local employment law;
(b) The Applicant has within five years immediately preceding the date of filing of the application been convicted of violating Section 487(m) of the California Penal Code;
(c) The Permittee, has knowingly allowed or permitted prostitution, solicitation of prostitution on the premises, loud and unruly gatherings in violation of the law, illicit drug manufacturing or sales on the premises;
(d) The Applicant has in the past 12 months been found to have listed a Short-Term Rental in the City of Los Angeles without having a Home Sharing Registration number from the Department of City Planning;
(e) The Applicant has in the past five years allowed a property that is being used as a Low Occupancy Lodging to be cited for a noise complaint more than five times in a 12-month period; or
(f) The Applicant has in the past five years allowed a property that is being used as a Short-Term Rental to be used as a party house that causes Loud and Unruly gatherings more than two times in a 12-month period within the City.