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11 <br /> E. Notwithstanding the foregoing,the city may require each taxicab company and <br /> TNC to produce records at any time to investigate a specific complaint regarding <br /> compliance with this chapter. <br /> Section 12. Revocation, suspension, or denial of for-hire license <br /> A. A for-hire license may be revoked, suspended, or denied by the city clerk for any <br /> of the following reasons: <br /> 1. Failure to meet or maintain any of the requirements or qualifications set <br /> forth in this Ordinance; <br /> 2. A materially false statement contained in the application for the license; <br /> 3. Any violation of this Ordinance,including any violation by a taxicab or <br /> TNC driver affiliated with the for-hire license holder,whether or not the for-hire license <br /> holder knew or should have known of the violation; <br /> 4. Any violation of any other applicable federal, state, or city licensing or <br /> permit requirements. <br /> B. Prior to any revocation, suspension, or denial of a taxicab company or TNC <br /> license,the city shall inform the license holder or applicant in the case of a denial,of <br /> their right to a hearing. Such hearing,if requested, shall be conducted prior to the <br /> implementation of any revocation, suspension, or denial. <br /> C. A revocation of a taxicab or TNC license shall be effective for one year from the <br /> date the revocation becomes final and no taxicab company or TNC subject to the <br /> revocation may obtain a for-hire license during the one_year revocation. Following the <br /> one year revocation and consistent with this Ordinance,athe taxicab company or'INC; <br /> may obtain a for-hire license. <br /> Section 13. Appeals <br /> Within 15 calendar days after a notice of revocation, suspension, or denial of a <br /> for-hire license issued or denied pursuant to this Ordinance,the license holder/applicant <br /> of the revoked, suspended, or denied license may file a notice of appeal with the <br /> violations hearing examiner. The notice of appeal must be in writing, signed by a person <br /> authorized to make it, and must explain the grounds for the appeal. The notice of appeal <br /> must be addressed to the violations hearing examiner, "ATTENTION: City Clerk." <br /> Notice of the appeal hearing shall be given by delivering a copy of the hearing notice to <br /> the license holder or by mailing a copy thereof to the license holder at his last address as <br /> shown by the city clerk's license records, and the notice will be mailed or delivered at <br /> least five days before the date fixed for the hearing. The violations hearing examiner may <br /> affirm,reverse, or modify the decision of the city clerk. The hearing shall be in <br /> accordance with chapter 1.20 EMC and the violations hearing examiner's rules of <br /> Page 11 of 14 <br /> 54 <br />