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banners. Banners shall remain in a clean and attractive appearance at all times. The <br /> applicant is required to maintain its banners and installation devices in a manner that prevents <br /> them from becoming worn or unsightly and assures protection of property and protection of <br /> public health, welfare, and safety. <br /> Section 14. Permit Revocation <br /> Permits may be revoked by the Public Works Director on one or more of the following <br /> grounds: <br /> A. The applicant has failed to adequately maintain its banners or installation devices as <br /> required by this Ordinance; <br /> B. The applicant failed or refused to observe any permit requirement, any provision of <br /> this Ordinance, or any rule promulgated by the Public Works Director pursuant to authority <br /> granted by this Ordinance; or <br /> C. The applicant made a material misrepresentation in the application. <br /> Section 15. Banner Removal <br /> A. Upon expiration of any permit,banners must be removed by the applicant within <br /> seventy-two (72)hours, unless a renewal or written extension is granted by the Public Works <br /> Director. <br /> B. Upon revocation of any permit, all banners covered thereby must be removed on the <br /> day of revocation unless a written extension is granted by the Public Works Director. <br /> C. Notwithstanding the provisions of Chapter 1.20, EMC, any banner not removed by <br /> the applicant, as required herein, or placed in violation of this Ordinance, may be removed <br /> and disposed of by the City without notice to the applicant. Any banner which the Public <br /> Works Director determines presents an immediate threat of harm to the public health, <br /> welfare, or safety may be removed immediately without notice to any party. <br /> Section 16. Request for Modification and Appeals <br /> A. Requests for modification to the City's standards may be made in writing when <br /> applying for an original permit, or upon renewal of an annual permit, to the attention of the <br /> Public Works Director. <br /> B. Any applicant who is denied a permit may appeal such denial to the City's land use <br /> hearing examiner. The appeal must be in writing and comply with the procedures adopted by <br /> the hearing examiner. Such appeal must be filed with the hearing examiner within fourteen <br /> (14) calendar days of the date of notification of the denial. The decision of the hearing <br /> examiner is final. <br /> Section 17. Violation—Penalty <br /> Page 6 of 8 <br />