Any permit hereunder may be revoked by the director of the planning and development services department for violations of any of the following duties or for any violations of the terms of this chapter. Any person whose permit has been revoked by city staff, may appeal the decision to the city council in writing within ten (10) days of the date of revocation for council decision at its next regular session. A permittee hereunder shall have the following duties:
A. Make no additions whatsoever during the period of the licensed sale to the stock of goods set forth in the inventory attached to the application for the permit, except in accordance with sound commercial practices. Examples of permitted additions include obtaining a washer or dryer in order to make a matching pair or obtaining an additional item of furniture to complete a set or suite.
B. Refrain from employing untrue, deceptive or misleading advertising, and conduct the sale in conformity with any advertising or representations regarding the sale.
C. Keep available at the place of sale a copy of the inventory submitted with the application and present it to any city representative, law enforcement officer, or prospective buyer upon request.
D. Keep any other goods separate and apart from the goods listed in the inventory filed with the application as being objects of sale and apprise the public of the distinction by placing clearly legible tags on all the inventoried goods identifying their status as part of the sale. (Ord. 2675, 2001)