§ 10-66. Notice of revocation.

(a)

Upon receipt of information of violation of this article, the zoning enforcement official or his or her designee shall first issue a warning and, if the violation is not remedied within a period prescribed by the zoning enforcement official or his or her designee, issue a notice of revocation to an outdoor entertainment event permit holder when any of the causes exist as set forth below:

(1)

The permit holder fails, neglects or refuses to fulfill any conditions imposed pursuant to this article; or

(2)

The permit holder violates any provision of this article or chapter 26, article III, of the Code; or

(3)

The permit holder violates the terms and conditions of an outdoor amplified sound plan.

The aforementioned warning period shall not exceed 24 hours. The notice of revocation shall provide a summary of the information of the violation and shall be sent to the address listed in the permit application.

(b)

If the permit holder decides to challenge a notice of revocation, the permit holder shall, within ten days after receipt of the notice of revocation, file with the zoning enforcement official a notice contesting the findings and requesting a hearing pursuant to section 10-67. The permit holder shall set forth the reasons why the permit holder believes the revocation would be an error. The challenge to a notice of revocation shall be accompanied by a filing fee of $250.00 to cover administrative cost involved in the challenge. Failure to timely request a hearing shall render the revocation final.

(Ord. No. 94-3, § X, 3-24-94; Ord. No. 02-12, § XIV, 8-15-02; Ord. No. 2007-06, § V, 6-7-07)