(a) A license issued under this Chapter may be suspended or revoked on any of the grounds set forth in § 41.1909 or as otherwise provided in this Chapter.
(b) Upon a determination that one or more grounds to suspend or revoke a license exists, the responsible department shall cause a “notice of suspension” or “notice of revocation” to be mailed by first class, postage prepaid mail, to the notice address designated by the licensee.
(c) If a license issued under this Chapter is revoked, there shall be a six-month waiting period before:
(1) The holder of the revoked license may apply for a new license under this Chapter.
(2) Any person may apply for a license under this Chapter where such license relates to the massage clinic that had its license revoked, regardless of the current location of the massage clinic and the identity of the applicant.
(3) Any person may apply for a license under this Chapter where such license relates to massage clinic operations located in the same place as the massage clinic that had its license revoked.
(d) Following suspension or revocation, officers of the Sheriff’s Department, the Code Enforcement Division of the Land Use Services Department, the Fire Protection District, DEHS, or any other authorized officer of the County may post a notice of revocation or suspension on the premises stating the reasons for the revocation or suspension and directing that the premises be closed and/or locked, thereby prohibiting any public access.
(e) It is unlawful for any person to conduct the business of a massage clinic after a license issued under this Chapter has been suspended or revoked.
(Ord. 3484, passed - -1992; Am. Ord. 3579, passed - -1994; Am. Ord. 4263, passed - -2014; Am. Ord. 4381, passed - -2020)