The license for any billiard room or bowling alley may be revoked by the Director of Public Safety if the owner, proprietor or manager thereof permits to congregate, assemble or loaf on the premises, any undesirable person or persons, for disorderly or immoral conduct on the premises or for the violation of any of the rules, regulations, ordinances and laws governing or applying to billiard rooms or bowling alleys. Ten days before a license is revoked, the Director shall notify the licensee in writing of the reasons for the proposed revocation and the licensee shall have the right to appeal to a Board composed of Council, or a quorum thereof, which Board, after full hearing, shall have the power to revoke the license or continue the same in force. The action of this Board shall be final. In order to perfect his appeal, the licensee shall leave notice in writing of his intention to appeal at the office of the Director before the expiration of ten days. Any license thus forfeited or revoked shall not be granted to the same person until at least six months have elapsed from the time of the forfeiture or revocation of the license.
(Ord. 122-41. Passed 12-1-41.)