§ 41.2108 Grounds for Denial of License.

   A license shall be denied upon the determination of any one of the following:

   (a)   Criminal Convictions. The applicant or any individual identified pursuant to § 41.2104(a)(1) has, within ten years immediately preceding the date the application was submitted, been convicted of an offense set forth in § 41.2104(a)(8).

   (b)   Required to Register. The applicant or any individual identified pursuant to § 41.2104(a)(1) is required to register under Penal Code § 290 or Health and Safety Code § 11590.

   (c)   Failure to Pass Investigation. The application does not pass one or more of the investigations conducted pursuant to § 41.2105 or § 41.2106.

   (c)   Revocation of Prior License. The applicant or any individual identified pursuant to § 41.2104(a)(1) has had a motel or hotel license revoked or suspended for cause within the five-year period immediately preceding the date the application was submitted.

   (d)   Misstated Facts. The applicant has knowingly misstated facts or falsified information on the application, or reasonably should have known that such facts were misstated or that such information was false.

   (e)   Failure to Comply with Application Requirements. The application is incomplete or the applicant has otherwise failed to comply with the requirements of § 41.2104.

(Ord. 3548, passed - -1993; Am. Ord. 4327, passed - -2017)