(A) Circumstances for the action. The enforcement agency may suspend or revoke any permit issued pursuant to this article, whenever it finds that the permittee has violated any of the provisions of this article, or has misrepresented any material fact in his or her application, or any supporting documents, for such a permit. Prior to ordering any such suspension or revocation, the enforcement agency shall give the permittee an opportunity for a hearing thereon, after reasonable notice. The hearing shall be before the enforcement agency head or his or her designated representative. An appeal may be made as set forth below.
(B) Consequences. No person whose permit has been suspended or revoked shall continue to perform the work for which the permit was granted until, in the case of suspension, the permit has been reinstated by the enforcement agency.
(C) Ordered additional work. Upon suspending or revoking any permit, the enforcement agency may order the permittee to perform any work reasonably necessary to protect the underground waters from pollution or contamination, if the work already done by the permittee has left a well in such condition as to constitute a hazard to the quality of the underground waters. No permittee or person who has held any permit issued pursuant to this article shall fail to comply with any such order.
(1966 Code, § 17C-9) (Ord. 779, § 1(part))