(A) The Director of Public Works may revoke or suspend the permit provided for in this chapter whenever:
(1) The permittee requests such revocation or suspension;
(2) The work does not proceed in accordance with the plans, as approved, or is not in compliance with the requirements of this chapter, the city building code, or other city ordinances;
(3) Entry upon the property for the purposes of investigation and inspection has been denied;
(4) The permittee has made a misrepresentation of a material fact in applying for the permit;
(5) The progress of the work indicates that the plan is or will be inadequate to protect the public, the adjoining property, street, utilities in the street, or the work endangers or will endanger the public, the adjoining property, street, or utilities in the street;
(6) The permit has not been acted upon within 60 days or the time allowed by extensions;
(7) The related building permit, if any, has expired without renewal, or has been revoked or canceled.
(B) Upon suspension or revocation of the permit, all work thereupon shall cease, except as authorized or directed by the Director of Public Works.