§ 10.41.130. Permit revocation.

The director may revoke the permit of any permittee under any of the following grounds: ineligibility for a permit under the terms of this chapter at the time of the application; ceasing to be eligible during the term of the permit; failing to comply with or violating any condition imposed on the issuance of a permit; or failing to comply with or violating the requirements of this chapter or any related law or regulation. Written notification shall be given to permittee stating grounds for revocation and requesting surrender of the permit. Except as set forth below, the permit shall be considered void on the sixth day after the date of notification. Any person whose permit has been revoked shall not be issued a new permit without reapplication and establishing eligibility pursuant to this chapter to the reasonable satisfaction of the director. Anyone wishing to contest a revocation must do so, in writing, and cause it to be filed with the director within five (5) days of the date of the notification of revocation, setting forth all the facts which the permit holder wishes the director to consider, and a decision thereon shall be made by the director within 15 days of receipt. If such a contest is timely filed, revocation shall be stayed until the director's decision is made.

(Ord. 6855 § 2, 2001: Ord. 6665 § 2 (part), 1996)