§ 5.36.270. Permit issuance and conditions.

A.

Issuance. Within sixty (60) days of completing the background investigation and receipt of information from the Chief of Police, the Hearing Officer shall issue a permit under this chapter unless the City Administrator finds and states in writing that:

1.

The applicant failed to provide information in connection with the application requested by the City Administrator as a basis for enabling the City Administrator to make his or her determination;

2.

Any statement made in the application or any information submitted supplementary thereto is incorrect or untrue; or

3.

The Applicant. Owner(s) or any persons to be directly or indirectly interested in the permit if granted have committed a disqualifying offense or has violated any of the provisions of Sections 5.36.100, 5.36.160, 5.36.190 or 5.36.250 and the City Administrator concludes that by reason of the crime or act the applicant, owner(s) or any persons to be directly or indirectly interested in the permit if granted would not conduct the enterprise in a law abiding manner or in a manner which does not subject patrons of the enterprise to risk of harm or criminal, deceitful, or otherwise unethical practices.

B.

Conditions. The City Administrator may impose specific conditions of operation on any permit issued pursuant to this chapter to protect the safety and general welfare of the public, to reduce the incidence of, detect the commission of, or identify perpetrators of crime, or to enforce the provisions of this chapter. Any condition imposed pursuant to the provisions of this section shall be stated in writing, together with the reasons therefore, and served upon the applicant or permittee.

If conditions are imposed pursuant to this section during the permit term, the condition(s) shall become effective fifteen (15) days following the date of service of the notice thereof.

(Ord. 12675 § 4 (part), 2005)