Failure of any permittee to comply with any condition of his
or her trailer coach permit shall constitute grounds for revocation
of the permit pursuant to the procedural provisions of this article.
Whenever grounds for revocation exist, the community development director
may revoke the permit or, at discretion, may suspend the permit for
a period of time which, in his or her opinion, is adequate to allow
the permittee to make corrections necessary to comply with the conditions
of the permit If the permit is suspended and the permittee has not
complied with all conditions of the permit by the end of the period
of suspension, the community development director may revoke the permit.
(Prior code § 56.230)
A.
Whenever
the community development director determines that the conditions
of a permit are being violated, he or she shall notify the permittee.
Such notice may served by mailing to the address given on the application
for permit or by posting on the property on which the trailer coach
is located.
B.
The
notice shall be in writing and shall contain the following information:
1.
A
statement of the condition which is being violated;
2.
A
statement that the permit will be revoked or suspended, as the case
may be, effective ten days from the date of the notice;
3.
If
the permit is to be suspended, a statement of the period of suspension;
4.
A
statement that the permittee may, within ten days of the date of the
notice, request a hearing before the community development director
on the question of whether or not the conditions of the permit have
been violated.
(Prior code § 56.231)
If the permittee requests a hearing, the community development
director shall fix a time and place for a hearing and notify the permittee.
If such a request is made, the community development director shall
take no further action prior to the hearing to suspend or revoke the
permit. At the time and place of the hearing, the permittee may appear
and be heard on the question of whether the conditions of the permit
were violated.
(Prior code § 56.232)
If no request for a hearing is received, the community development
director may revoke or suspend the permit on the date of revocation
or suspension specified in the notice of revocation or suspension.
If a hearing is requested and, at the conclusion of the hearing, the
health officer determines that grounds for revocation exist, he or
she may revoke or suspend the permit forthwith In either case, an
order of revocation or suspension shall be mailed to the permittee
at the address shown on the application for the permit or posted on
the property on which the trailer coach is located.
(Prior code § 56.233)
