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§ 110.28  GROUNDS FOR REVOCATION.
   A regulatory license issued pursuant to this chapter shall be revoked by action of the Town Administrator if the Town Administrator determines that:
   (A)   The licensee or any interested party has violated any provision of this chapter or other applicable code provision;
   (B)   The licensee or any interested party is convicted of selling intoxicating beverages, narcotic drugs or marijuana on the licensed premises or elsewhere;
   (C)   The licensee or any interested party violates any zoning, building or other regulation of the town’s code of ordinances as the same applies to the premises;
   (D)   The licensee or any interested party suffers or permits any activity in violation of G.S. Ch. 14, Art. 37;
   (E)   The licensee or any interested party suffers or permits the licensed premises to become disorderly or permits any continued profane, obscene or indecent language thereon;
   (F)   The licensee or any interested party suffers or permits any intoxicating beverages, narcotic drugs or marijuana to be sold or kept or consumed on the licensed premises; or
   (G)   The licensee or any interested party employs, in carrying on the business, any person who has been convicted of violating any gambling laws of the state or of any other state.
(Ord. 13-104, passed 11-7-2013)
§ 110.29  APPEAL ON DENIAL OR REVOCATION OF LICENSE.
   (A)   In the instance of the denial by the Town Administrator of an application for a license to operate a computer gaming establishment or the revocation of same by the Town Administrator, an aggrieved applicant or licensee may bring all appeal to the Board of Commissioners by filing an appeal with the Town via certified mail. An applicant shall not open and a licensee shall remain closed, until the Board of Commissioners has ruled on the appeal.
   (B)   The appeal hearing will be scheduled for the next regularly scheduled Commission meeting. At said hearing, the Town Administrator will present evidence to support his or her denial or revocation; the appellant shall be given the opportunity to present evidence in rebuttal of the evidence for denial or revocation. The decision of the Board of Commissioners shall be final.
   (C)   This chapter shall become effective immediately upon its adoption.
(Ord. 13-104, passed 11-7-2013)