The provisions of chapter 1 of this title are applicable to all alcoholic liquor licenses. In addition, the council may deem that any activity on the part of the licensee, his agents or employees, or a person previously found suitable, which is contrary to the purpose and intent of this chapter, or which violates any ordinance or regulation of the city or the state of Nevada is grounds for disciplinary action which may result in a revocation, suspension, or limitation of the alcoholic liquor license. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, each of the following licensees are declared to be subject to disciplinary action:
A. Each licensee who violates any provision of this title;
B. Each licensee who knowingly does any act to sell, lease or purchase an alcoholic liquor business operation or any portion thereof without taking immediate and affirmative steps to obtain council approval;
C. Each licensee who knowingly fails to report or conceals from the council a full disclosure of the names of persons having an interest in the ownership of or having an equitable or beneficial right to the profits under a license in which he has an interest;
D. Each licensee who knowingly fails to report or conceals from proper authority any information which it is his duty to supply under any statute, ordinance, and/or regulation of the state or city;
E. Each licensee who, for conduct subsequent to the issuance of a license, becomes ineligible to hold an alcoholic liquor license as set out in the statutes, ordinances, and/or regulations of the state or city;
F. Each licensee who permits his licensed premises to be frequented by, or become the meeting place, hangout or rendezvous for prostitutes, or those who engage in sexual conduct on the premises, vagrants, intoxicated persons, or those who engage in the use or distribution of controlled substances, or in any other illegal occupation or business and is subject to provisional suspension of his license and possible disciplinary action as prescribed herein. The provisional suspension must be in writing describing the violations present, or committed, and must not be rescinded until the violations are corrected, or by order of the council in accordance with section 2-1-14 of this title.
Note: Any inaction or correction by the licensee of any violations or conditions in accordance with this subsection, which resulted in a correction notice, or a provisional suspension of a license, does not preclude further disciplinary action by the city manager or council in accordance with this chapter and section 2-1-14 of this title.
G. Each licensee who makes a misrepresentation of a material fact in his application to obtain a license;
H. Each licensee whose alcoholic liquor license in any place in the state of Nevada has been revoked for cause;
I. Each licensee who knowingly allows any male or female person to appear nude in any public area on its premises including, but not limited to, theaters, lounges, and showrooms;
1. "Knowingly" means having a general knowledge of or reason to know or a belief or ground for belief which warrants further inspection or inquiry of the character of any exposure of the male or female body;
2. "Male or female person" means a licensee, his agents, employees, independent contractors and their agents and employees, and patrons;
J. Each licensee who employs a person in a key employee position, if said employee refuses to make application as a key employee when notified to do so as set forth in this chapter. (Ord. 402, 7-8-2008, eff. 7-31-2008)