(A) Investigation of applicant and his affairs. Upon the filing of the application the License Officer may make or cause to be made an examination, audit, or investigation of the applicant and his or her affairs, in relation to the proposed sale.
(B) Issuance or denial of application. If the License Officer finds that the statements in the application are true, that the inventory is complete, that the advertising set forth is not false, fraudulent, deceptive or misleading in any respect, and that the methods to be used by the applicant in conducting the sale are not such as, in the opinion of the License Officer, will work a fraud upon the purchasers, the License Officer shall issue to the applicant a permit to conduct such sale in accordance with the provisions of this chapter; otherwise, the License Officer shall deny the application and refuse such permit.
(C) Refusal of permit on insufficiency of application. The License Officer may refuse a permit because of the insufficiency of the information set forth in the application, but in such event the License Officer shall grant the applicant permission to file an amended application.
(`83 Code, § 5.44.060)