A. The licensee shall be responsible for the operation of the licensed premises in conformance with this code. Upon a finding by the mayor of a violation, after hearing before the mayor, or his or her designee, or upon conviction of the licensee, operator, agent or any person of the following violations occurring in or on the premises licensed pursuant to this chapter, the mayor may revoke or suspend the license or licenses covering the businesses conducted on such premises, regardless of the ownership thereof, for a period of time up to and including one year:
1. A violation or conviction of Utah code section 76-9-301.8, 76-9-702, or 76-10-1206;
2. A violation of any provision set forth in this chapter;
4. Violations or convictions of any material misrepresentation, or for any fraud perpetrated on the licensing authority through application or operation of such business;
5. A violation of any law of the state, or ordinance of the city which affects the health, welfare and safety of its residents, and which violation occurred as a part of the main business activity licensed under this chapter and not incidental thereto;
6. A violation or conviction of showing motion pictures for which the establishment is not properly licensed as required by this chapter.
B. The foregoing provisions of this section, or its successor, notwithstanding, nothing herein shall authorize a revocation or suspension of any license of any theater, motion picture house or concert hall based on a prior conviction or violation of exhibiting or distributing obscene material. (Ord. 14-13, 2013: Ord. 77-12, 2012: Ord. 88-86 § 45, 1986: prior code § 20-20-11)