§ 114.48  LICENSE REVOCATION.
   (A)   If any person holding a license under this chapter is convicted of violating any provision of the liquor laws of the state, the license so held shall be revoked and that person shall not be granted a new license within three years of the date of revocation.
   (B)   Any license issued to any operator of a taxicab business or any driver may be revoked or indefinitely suspended by the judge of the city court or other court of competent jurisdiction, if:
      (1)   Any provision of this chapter is violated by a license holder, whether operator or driver.
      (2)   There is repeated or flagrant violation of any ordinance of the city or the laws of the state regulating or controlling traffic upon the streets of the city.
      (3)   Upon report of the Chief of Police it appears to the satisfaction of the city judge that the vehicle so licensed is not properly constructed or is not in good mechanical repair and condition or is not a safe conveyance for the transportation of passengers.
      (4)   Upon it being shown to the satisfaction of the city judge that any representation made by the licensee in the application for such license is false.
('80 Code, § 25-51)  (Ord. 929, passed 5-15-67)