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9 • <br /> clerk determines that it is in the best interest of the health and/or safety of the citizens <br /> of Everett to do so. <br /> E. Within ten days following the date of revocation or suspension of any license issued <br /> pursuant to this chapter, or within ten days following the date of denial of any license <br /> regulated by this chapter, an appeal may be filed with the city's parking hearing <br /> examiner. Upon the timely filing of an appeal,the licensee shall be afforded a hearing <br /> before the city's parking hearing examiner after notice as provided herein has been <br /> given. Said appeal shall be in writing and addressed to the city's parking hearing <br /> examiner, "ATTENTION: City Clerk."Notice of the time and date of such appeal <br /> hearing shall be given by delivering a copy of the notice to the holder of the license or <br /> by mailing a copy thereof to the holder at his last address as shown by the city clerk's <br /> license records which notice shall be mailed or delivered at least five days before the <br /> date fixed for the hearing. The city's parking hearing examiner shall, within thirty <br /> days after the conclusion of such hearing, issue a decision as to the revocation, <br /> suspension or denial. Such decision of the city's parking hearing examiner shall be <br /> final and conclusive as of the date set forth in the decision, unless within fifteen days <br /> from the effective date of the city's parking hearing examiner's order an.aggrieved <br /> person or persons obtain a writ of certiorari from the Superior Court of Washington <br /> for Snohomish County for purpose of review of the action taken. <br /> It is unlawful for any person whose license has been revoked or suspended to keep the <br /> license issued to him/her in his/her possession or under his/her control, and the same <br /> shall iminediately be surrendered to the city clerk. When revoked, the license shall be <br /> canceled, and when suspended the city clerk shall retain the same during the period of <br /> suspension. <br /> Be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: <br /> Suspension, revocation and denial—Hearings and appeals. <br /> A. "Suspension"of a license means that the licensee's privilege to operate his/her <br /> business (in the case of a for-hire license) or to operate a for-hire vehicle (in the case <br /> of a driver's license) is barred for a specific period of time. A suspended license may <br /> be reinstated upon the lapse of a specified period of time or by correcting the <br /> deficiencies. The conditions of reinstatement will be determined by the city clerk. <br /> B. "Revocation"of a license means that the license has been canceled. A licensee whose <br /> license has been revoked cannot have his license reinstated but must comply with all <br /> conditions of revocation including reapplying for a new license and paying all license <br /> fees. <br /> C. When the city clerk suspends or revokes a for-hire vehicle business license or driver's <br /> license,the city clerk shall first provide the licensee with a notice of proposed <br /> suspension/revocation which shall provide notification to the licensee that a hearing <br /> will be held on the revocation/suspension at a time or date determined by the city <br /> clerk. The notice of proposed suspension/revocation will be sent to the licensee at the <br /> address found on.the licensee's application. It is the licensee's duty to keep the <br /> address information on the application current at all times. The city's violations <br /> 9 <br /> 58 <br />