§ 110.27. SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION.

A license required by this subchapter may be suspended or the renewal thereof refused by the city for misrepresentation of any material fact in the application for the license. Any license may be suspended or revoked by the city for good cause. The term GOOD CAUSE shall mean any act, omission, or the permitting of a condition to exist with respect to the licensee in question which is contrary to the safety or welfare of the public; unlawful or fraudulent in nature; a violation of any provision of this subchapter under which the license was granted; is beyond the scope of the license issued; or a fact, circumstance or condition which, had it existed or been known to the city at the time the license was granted, would have been sufficient grounds for the refusal thereof. Revocation of a license may take place only after a hearing before the Council upon at least seven-days’ written notice to the licensee stating the time and place of the hearing and the reasons for revocation. A license issued under this subchapter may be suspended for not more than 20 days by the City Chief of Police for good cause.

(1995 Code, § 22-67) (Ord. 39, passed 5-2-1966)