(A) The county executive may terminate any license granted subsequent to this chapter in the event of the willful failure, refusal or neglect by the licensee to do or comply with any material requirement or limitation contained in this chapter.
(B) The county executive may make written demand that the licensee do or comply with any such reasonable requirement, limitation, term, condition, rule or regulation. If the willful failure, refusal or neglect of the licensee continued for a period of 30 days following such written demand, a request for termination of the license may be placed upon the county executive’s meeting agenda. The county executive shall cause to be served upon such licensee at least ten days prior to the date of such county executive meeting, a written notice of intent to request such termination, and the time and place of the meeting.
(C) The county executive shall consider the request and shall hear any person interested therein, and shall determine whether or not any willful failure, refusal or neglect by the licensee was with just cause.
(D) If such willful failure, refusal or neglect by a licensee was with just cause, the county executive shall direct the licensee to comply with such time and manner and upon such terms and conditions as are reasonable.
(E) If the county executive shall determine such willful failure, refusal or neglect by a licensee was without just cause, then it may pass an ordinance declaring that the license of such licensee shall be terminated and forfeited unless there be compliance by the licensee within such reasonable period as the county executive may fix.
(F) The termination and forfeiture of any license shall in no way affect any of the rights of the county under the license or any provision of law.
(BC Ord. 1982-2, passed 4-5-1982)