§ 110.27. Unqualified applicants; right to conference.

(A)

(1)

After receipt of the completed application under this article, if the Tax Collector believes that a reason exists for refusing a license under § 110.26, he or she shall refuse to accept payment of the tax and shall not issue the license. At the applicant's request, the Tax Collector shall, pursuant to § 110.36, give him or her a written statement of the reason for refusing the license. The applicant may, within ten days after the day he or she receives this statement, request a conference to discuss the refusal. In his or her request, he or she shall specify why his or she application for a license should not be refused.

(2)

The Tax Collector shall arrange the conference within a reasonable time.

(B)

If the Collector refuses to issue a license, the applicant may reapply for a license at any time thereafter. If the reason for which the application was refused no longer exists, and if no other reason exists for refusing to issue a license, the Tax Collector shall issue the license pursuant to § 110.28.

(1992 Code, § 11-38; Ord. passed 6-28-1984)