[CC 1989 §5-40]
The Building Inspector, Plumbing Inspector and Electrical Inspector
in the course of performing their duties should learn and become informed
concerning any person to whom a license has been issued under this
Article who is not performing work in accordance with and in violation
of the ordinances of the City because of physical or mental infirmity
or disability or because of lack of knowledge or skill, or if any
such person, because of unreliability in his/her work, makes necessary
an excessive amount of inspection work and expense on the part of
the City, it shall be the inspector's duty to investigate the matter
and to file a written report of such with the Mayor and notify the
license holder that such information has been so filed and invite
him/her to appear with his/her license before the Mayor at a time
and place specified. If the license holder appears at such time, he/she
or his/her representative shall be heard concerning the reported information.
[CC 1989 §5-41]
If, after the hearing or after the opportunity for hearing,
the Mayor finds that the matter so reported is the fact, he/she shall
revoke the license of the person concerned and demand its surrender.
In that event, the holder thereof shall surrender it to the City Clerk.
If the City Clerk receives such certificate, he/she shall write across
the face of it in ink the word "revoked", the date
of revocation and the City Clerk's signature.
[CC 1989 §5-42]
Any decision of the Mayor revoking a license may be appealed
to the City Council and if said appeal be denied by the City Council,
then the decision may be appealed to the Circuit Court, as established
in Chapter 536, RSMo.
[CC 1989 §5-43]
The revocation of a person's license does not affect in any
respect his/her liability otherwise under this Title for any violation
of the provisions thereof.
[CC 1989 §5-44]
If a person whose license has been revoked should desire thereafter
to obtain a new license, he/she shall proceed as provided in this
Title for obtaining a new license, provided that one (1) year shall
have elapsed since the date of revocation.
