§ 112.40 INELIGIBILITY FOR LICENSE.
   (A)   Existence of any of the following conditions shall render the applicant ineligible for a license, renewal thereof, or be cause for revocation or suspension unless the Council, in its sole opinion, determines that the applicant has shown sufficient extenuating circumstances to warrant the issuance of a license or not revoke or suspend regardless of the existing conditions:
      (1)   If the applicant, or the manager of the licensed business, is:
         (a)   Under 21 years of age;
         (b)   An alien; and/or
         (c)   A foreign corporation.
      (2)   If the applicant, manager or person owning the licensed activity:
         (a)   Is not a person of good moral character and repute;
         (b)   Has been convicted of an offense which relates to the conduct of the license or had a similar license within or without the city suspended, revoked or canceled;
         (c)   Has been denied a license to conduct a similar activity or has had the license suspended, revoked or canceled; and/or
         (d)   Has been convicted within ten years of any controlled substance or alcohol-related crimes relating to the sale, distribution, growing, manufacture or use thereof.
   (B)   The foregoing shall not be the only grounds, however, for denial of the license.
(Prior Code, § 6.72) (Ord. 152, Third Series, effective 10-7-1993)