§ 18-38 COMPLAINTS.
   (A)   On reasonable notice of at least three days to the person complained of, the Mayor shall hear any complaint against a person to whom the city has issued a license, and may issue subpoenas to compel the attendance of witnesses, administer oaths to those witnesses and require them to testily. To the extent they can be applied, the state rules of procedure, including the right to appear by counsel and to compel the attendance of witnesses for or against persons complained of, apply to proceedings under this section.
   (B)   If the Mayor finds that the person complained of has willfully violated a term or condition of his or her license, or has willfully done or permitted to be done an act in violation of a statute or city ordinance relating to the business licensed, the Mayor shall revoke or suspend the license. He or she shall file a copy of his or her findings and determination with the city’s Clerk-Treasurer within 24 hours after it is made.
   (C)   An order of revocation shall become effective upon written notice served upon the licensee or posted upon the premises affected.
   (D)   An order of suspension shall become effective upon written notice served upon the licensee or posted upon the premises affected. A notice of suspension may specify the reason for suspension and provide conditions under which reinstatement of the license may be obtained. Upon compliance with these conditions within the period of time specified, the license may be reinstated.
Statutory reference:
   Similar provisions, see I.C. 36-4-5-5