§ 6.08.155. Revocation and/or suspension of issued license.

(a)

The tax collector is authorized to revoke any issued business license whenever information is submitted which would be sufficient grounds to deny a license, as per Section 6.08.006.

(b)

The tax collector is also authorized to revoke any issued business license whenever an establishment required to remit transient occupancy tax to the county refuses or fails to make timely remittance of the tax, or violates any of the provisions of Chapter 3.08 of this ordinance. If a notice of revocation is mailed due to refusal or failure to pay transient occupancy tax, an immediate suspension of the business license may be issued before the final revocation date.

(c)

If the tax collector finds that there is immediate danger to the public health, safety, or welfare, an immediate suspension of the business license may be issued before the final revocation date.

(d)

The license holder must be informed in writing of the tax collector's intention to revoke the business license at least fifteen days in advance of the proposed effective date of revocation. The holder of the license may request a reconsideration of the proposed revocation before the tax collector per Section 6.08.170 of this Code. The notice may be served personally or by mail, and shall notify the licensee of the need to discontinue doing business during the time of suspension or revocation.

(e)

Upon issuance of written notice of revocation, the license shall be considered revoked, with no further action necessary.

(f)

No other business license shall be issued to the person or business entity whose license has been revoked within six months from the date of the revocation.

(Ord. No. 3296, § 3, 4-21-15)