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7-hapter 5,100 OVERNIGHT LODGING Page 4 of <br /> 1 <br /> misdemeanor and the crime which he or she was convicted directly relates to the position of <br /> felony or and ui�. for employment or to the specific occupation, trade, vocation, or business for which the license was issued <br /> and the time elapsed since the conviction is less than ten years; <br /> 4. The licensee, after being notified that one of his or her servants, agents or employees has been <br /> convicted of any criminal offense referenced under subsection (A)(3) of this section, continues to employ <br /> the person with the conviction; or <br /> 5. The licensee has materially falsified any record, document or information required to be kept or <br /> submitted to the city by this chapter. (Ord. 2835-05 § 9, 2005: Ord. 295-74 Ch. 24 § 11, 1974) <br /> 5.100.120 Suspension or revocation of licenses—Notice—Hearing examiner—Appeal. <br /> A. Prior to suspending or revoking any license issued under this chapter, the city clerk will send a notice <br /> of proposed license suspension or revocation ("notice") to the licensee. The notice shall be given by <br /> delivering a copy to the licensee or by mailing a copy thereof to the licensee at his last address as shown <br /> by the city clerk's license records, which notice shall be delivered or mailed at least fifteen days before <br /> the date fixed for the hearing before the city's violations hearing examiner ("hearing examiner"), as set <br /> forth herein. It is the licensee's duty to keep the address information on the application current. The <br /> notice will include the following: <br /> 1. Specific grounds upon which the city clerk intends to suspend or revoke the license; <br /> 2. The date upon which the license will be suspended or revoked; <br /> 3. A hearing date, prior to the suspension or revocation date, for the matter to be heard before the <br /> hearing examiner; <br /> 4. A statement that, in the event the licensee fails to attend the hearing, the city clerk will automatically <br /> suspend or revoke the license; <br /> 5. A statement that if, following the hearing, the hearing examiner recommends suspension or <br /> revocation of the license, the licensee has the right to appeal to the city council as set forth in this section; <br /> 6. A statement that suspension of the license will be for a specific period of time, while revocation of a <br /> license means that the license has been cancelled; <br /> 7. A statement that if the license is suspended or revoked, continued operation of the business is a <br /> criminal offense; and <br /> 8. A statement that multiple suspensions within one year or a revocation of the license within the <br /> preceding five years of application may result in denial of future applications for a license under this <br /> chapter. <br /> B. The hearing examiner shall, within fifteen days after the conclusion of the hearing, issue written <br /> findings and a recommendation to the city clerk regarding suspension or revocation of the license. Such <br /> findings and recommendation of the hearing examiner shall be final and conclusive as of the date set <br /> forth in the decision. Hearing examiner shall take into account abatement attempts by licensee. <br /> C. Appeal to City Council. Within fifteen days after the hearing examiner's written findings and <br /> recommendation, the licensee may file an appeal with the city council. Said appeal shall be in writing and <br /> itl-� / 1 t-, '{�l•.�} iil �v �_ AJC_ e_1 /'-,v `.iiiC 1OO, t.1.r <br /> C': <br />