If the Mayor and Council deems from the report
that a hearing on the application should be held before issuing or
denying a license, then within five days after the thirty-day period
of investigation, the Mayor and Council shall set a time and place
for a hearing on the application, which shall be held within 15 days
thereafter. At the hearing, the applicant and the borough may offer
such evidence as may be desired covering the subject matter. Within
seven days after the closing of the hearing, the Mayor and Council
shall render a determination on the application, and if the determination
is favorable, a license shall be issued, but if the determination
shall be a denial of the application, then a copy of said determination,
with the reasons for denying the application, shall be served upon
the applicant at the mailing address of the applicant designated in
the application.
No outdoor show, concert, festival, dance, theatrical
performance, exhibition or public gathering shall be permitted or
licensed if the event sought to be licensed anticipates a gathering
of more than 1,000 persons.
Whenever notice is required to be given to the
applicant or licensee hereunder, such service of notice may be made
by registered or certified mail directed to the person and address
listed in the application or otherwise personally upon the applicant
or any of the agents of the applicant upon the licensed premises.