(A) Subject to division (C) below, the Director of Public Safety shall suspend an adult entertainment establishment license if the Director of Public Safety determines that a licensee(s) or employee(s) of a licensee (or any combination thereof) has/have:
(b) Been convicted or placed on deferred disposition or probation for the violations; or
(2) (a) Been cited for any combination of offenses under division (A)(1) above that total four within any 12-month period of time; and
(b) Been convicted or placed on deferred disposition or probation for the violations; or
(3) Engaged in public intoxication on the premises of an adult entertainment establishment or knowingly permitted gambling by any person on the premises of the adult entertainment establishment.
(B) A period of suspension will begin the first day after the decision of the Director of Public Safety becomes final as provided in this section, unless the licensee appeals to an appropriate court under § 112.27. If appeal is taken under § 112.27, the period of suspension begins the day after all appeals are final.
(C) The suspension of a license as provided for in division (A) above shall be as follows:
(1) The first suspension of a license shall be for a period of seven calendar days.
(2) The second suspension of a license shall be for a period of 30 calendar days.
(3) On the third cause of suspension, the Director of Public Safety shall revoke a license according to § 112.26.
(D) Each day in which a violation is permitted to continue shall constitute a separate violation for the purposes of suspension.
('78 Code, § 2.5-35) (Ord. 969, passed 8-9-93; Am. Ord. 1486, passed 7-12-04; Am. Ord. 1597, passed 10-23-06)