a. In the event of violation of this Division as described in Section 4-40, an investigation shall be conducted by the duly designated Town Official regarding such violation. If the violation is one which the duly designated Town Official has reason to believe may be corrected, written notice shall be served upon the licensee setting forth the violations. Upon receipt of the notice of violations, the licensee shall have not less than five (5) days nor more than thirty (30) days, as set by the duly designated Town Official, to correct the violation and submit evidence of the correction to the Town.
b. In the event that corrections of license violations are not made as required, or the violation is one which the duly designated Town Official has reason to believe is unable to be corrected, the Town may suspend or revoke any business license issued for violation described in Section 4-40, provided, however, that a business licensee shall have the right to a hearing. Before the suspension or revocation of any business license, the duly designated Town Official shall give written notice to the licensee of the violation or violations and set forth a date for hearing for the purpose of suspending or revoking such license or permit. The revocation or suspension hearing shall be held not less than ten (10) days after the service of written notice upon the licensee. However, in the event a determination is made that immediate and irreparable harm or damage to person or property may occur by reason of the violation or violations, the hearing may be held after twenty-four (24) hours following the service of the written notice upon the licensee.
c. A suspension or revocation of a business license shall be supplementary to any other remedies available to the Town and shall not stay any other enforcement proceedings of the Town.
d. Any business licensee whose license has been revoked shall not have the right to re-apply for a license until the calendar year beginning after the year in which the specific business license has been revoked. The Town Council may deny a business license to any applicant who has had a license issued by the Town revoked.
(Ord. No. 1031, § 13, 6-10-87; Schererville Town Code, § 5-1-14)