The Building Commissioner may revoke or suspend a license or permit issued under this chapter for a violation of any of the provisions of this chapter, or for an incomplete or untruthful application. The Building Commissioner shall serve notice upon a licensee and/or permit holder, at the licensee’s and/or permittee’s application address, of intent to revoke his or her permit. Such notice shall be given not less than seven days prior to revocation. Such notice shall state the right of the licensee or permit holder to request a hearing within the seven day period. If a request for hearing is timely filed, in writing, with the Building Commissioner, the Building Commissioner shall hold a hearing on the issues and the licensee or permittee may be present, represented by an attorney and permitted to bring witnesses and to examine and cross-examine any witness. The Building Commissioner shall render a decision in writing on the basis of the facts presented. If no request for hearing is timely filed or if a hearing is held and a decision is made to revoke or suspend the license, the Building Commissioner may revoke or suspend the license or permit in accordance with his original notice. Upon revocation or suspension, the alarm systems shall be disconnected and no longer put to use. Any service of notice shall be complete by leaving it at the address set forth in the application or with any person living or working at such place or by delivery to a place indicated on the license and/or permit or any application.
(Ord. 2001-66. Passed 5-21-01.)