A license issued pursuant to this section may be suspended by a city official if the licensee has violated § 112.28, or is otherwise conducting business in a manner as to constitute a breach of peace, fraudulent conduct, or any other conduct that is prohibited by local, state, or federal laws or regulations. Falsification of information required for a license is also grounds for denial, suspension, or revocation of a license. The license shall be automatically revoked if the licensee does not file an appeal pursuant to this section. When taking action on any license issued under this section, the city official shall provide the licensee with verbal or written notice of the violation. The notice shall inform the licensee of its right to be heard before the City Council. The notice shall also inform the licensee that the license shall be automatically revoked if no appeal is filed within 21 days of the date of the notice by the city official. Verbal notice shall be confirmed within five days by a mailed written notice to the licensee. The Council shall not conduct a hearing on a suspension or revocation unless a request is made by the next available Council meeting. No Council resolution or other notice calling for a hearing shall be required.
(Prior Code, § 3-20-5) (Ord. 665, passed 5-8-2017)