§ 110.40 DUTIES OF LICENSEE.
   (A)   Compliance required. Every licensee and permittee under any provision of this title or other ordinances of this municipality shall have the duties set forth in the divisions which follow.
   (B)   Duties. The licensee or permittee shall:
      (1)   Permit inspection. Permit all reasonable inspections of his or her business and examinations of his or her books and records by the authorities so authorized by law;
      (2)   Comply with governing law. Ascertain and at all times comply with all laws, ordinances, and regulations applicable to the business;
      (3)   Cease business. Refrain from operating the licensed business after expiration of his or her license and during the period his or her license is revoked or suspended;
      (4)   Display license. All licenses, tags, plates, or other method of identification authorized by this title or other ordinances of the municipality shall be kept on display at a conspicuous place on the licensed premises, vehicle, or device; or where neither premises, vehicle, or device are licensed, on the person of the licensee; or in the case of licenses for billboards or signboards, at the place of business of the licensee;
      (5)   Maintain possession of license. Not loan, sell, give, or assign, to any other person, or to allow any other person to use or display or to have in his or her possession, any license or insignia which has been issued to the licensee;
      (6)   Pay taxes. Pay prior to date penalty attaches for non-payment, all special assessment and real and personal taxes levied against real and personal property owned by the licensee and used in the licensed business; and
      (7)   Allow inspections. All persons licensed hereunder are subject to proper periodic inspections, so far as to give the police officers and other duly authorized inspectors the right and power at all times to enter upon their premises for the purpose of ascertaining the manner in which the business is being conducted.
(`74 Code, § 400:45) Penalty, see § 10.99