In the case of an emergency as set forth in section 3-6-22 of this chapter, within forty eight (48) hours after receiving any report under subsection 3-6-21D of this chapter or within a reasonable time in nonemergency situations, the board shall make and have recorded in its minutes a finding as to whether or not a health hazard exists. If no hazard is found, the licensed operation may recommence business. If a health hazard is found to exist, the board shall order appropriate action, which may include, but shall not be limited to, the following:
A. Order suspension of the license until the health hazard has been corrected and proof of such presented;
B. Order permanent revocation of the employee registration of any employee or employees found responsible for the health hazard;
C. Order suspension of any employee registration until any condition contributing to or having caused the health hazard has been corrected;
D. Order any specific or series of medical procedures or treatments which, according to expert opinion, will correct the health hazard;
E. Order any other action reasonably suited to the eradication of the health hazard;
F. When any health hazard has been corrected, written proof of the correction shall be submitted to the board of councilmen;
G. Order permanent revocation of the license issued under this chapter. (Ord. 192, 6-26-2001)