If it shall appear to the Development Services Director that there has occurred on the part of a holder of a license to establish, maintain, and operate a mobile home park a failure of compliance of the type described in § 25-9-26 of this article, the Director shall:
(A) Enter a written finding that it so appears, which finding shall specify the apparent failure;
(B) Set for hearing the question whether such failure has occurred and the license should not be revoked or suspended because of the failure, which hearing shall be held not less than 21 days after service of a notice upon the holder of the license as hereinafter provided; and
(C) Serve or cause to be served upon the holder of the license personally, or by certified mail addressed to the holder at his or her last known business address, a written notice of such finding and of such hearing. If, after such notice and such a hearing, the Director finds that such a failure of compliance on the part of the holder of the license has occurred, and that future compliance by the holder of the license with all of the provisions of this subdivision (b) of this article is not reasonably to be anticipated, the Director shall enter an order so determining and revoking the license, or, alternatively, if the Director finds that future compliance by the holder of the license with all of the provisions of this subdivision (b) of this article reasonably is to be anticipated, the Director shall enter an order so determining and, in the latter event, may suspend the license, either with respect to the whole of the mobile home park or with respect to only a specified part thereof, for a period not to exceed 90 days.
(Ord. 3639, passed - -2000)