(a) Grounds for Revocation. A license issued under this Chapter shall be revoked on one or more of the following grounds:
(1) That the holder practiced fraud or deceit in being licensed under this Chapter;
(2) That the holder or the holder's employee violated provisions of this Chapter;
(3) That the holder, or any person designated by the holder to peddle or solicit under the license, has been convicted in a court of competent jurisdiction of a crime involving moral turpitude, criminal battery, fraud, burglary or theft within the past five years;
(4) That the license was issued in error;
(5) That the holder, or any person designated by the holder to peddle or solicit under the license, has been convicted of a crime that requires registration under California Penal Code § 290.
(b) Notice of Revocation. Upon determination of grounds to revoke a license, the Clerk of the Board shall cause a “Notice of Revocation” to be mailed by first class, postage prepaid mail, to the notice address designated by the licensee. Any person whose license is revoked pursuant to this Chapter shall not peddle or solicit within the unincorporated region of the County. A licensee may appeal the revocation to the Board of Supervisors as provided in § 41.0514. A license shall remain revoked unless and until the Board of Supervisors reinstates the license through the appeal process, or the person applies for and is issued a new license.
(Ord. 378, passed --1933; Am. Ord. 1007, passed --1962; Am. Ord. 1823, passed --1973; Am. Ord. 2415, passed --1980; Am. Ord. 3385, passed --1990; Am. Ord. 3730, passed --1998; Am. Ord. 4048, passed - -2008)