A. The director may revoke a waste collector license upon a finding of three or more violations of any laws regulating waste collection by the licensee within a twelve-month period.
B. The director shall serve upon the licensee a notice of revocation, either personally or by registered mail, return receipt requested, stating the grounds for revocation.
C. Within ten days after receipt of a revocation notice, the licensee shall respond in writing to the director setting forth the licensee's response to the grounds stated in the revocation notice and informing the director of all actions taken by the licensee to correct or avoid future violations of law.
D. Upon receipt of a licensee's response pursuant to subsection C of this section, the director shall give written notice to the licensee of a time and place at which the parties shall meet to discuss the grounds for revocation.
E. After meeting with the licensee pursuant to subsection D, the director may order the license revoked, vacate the notice of revocation or vacate the notice of revocation subject to an order imposing conditions on the license that the director determines are reasonably necessary to ensure that the continuing violations set forth in the notice of revocation will cease.
F. A licensee may appeal a decision of the director made pursuant to subsection E of this section to the board of supervisors by filing a notice of appeal with the clerk of the board of supervisors within fifteen days of receipt of the decision.
G. The director shall adopt written rules and procedures for hearings of appeals pursuant to this section which shall be approved by resolution of the board of supervisors after public notice and hearing.
(Ord. 1992-127 § 1 (part), 1992: Ord. 1990-115 § 1 (part), 1990)