Standards for Revocation Sample Clauses

Standards for Revocation. A permit issued pursuant to this Section may be revoked, not renewed, or suspended for just cause. "Just Cause" shall mean the unfitness of the operator or owner, unfitness of the Premises, improper operation, misrepresentation or a material error in the application for an original or renewal permit. Unfitness of the operator or owner includes, but is not limited to, mental incompetence, failure or inability to be regularly present on the Premises to personally supervise the operation, or violation of a relevant criminal law or local ordinance, regardless of whether conviction in a court ensues. Unfitness of the Premises includes, but is not limited to, any single event or condition which makes the premise unsafe or unsuitable for occupancy, or any series of minor violations occurring over time, or any multiple minor violations occurring within close time proximity. Improper operations includes, but is not limited to, permitting any of the following on or about the Premises: loitering for prostitution, illegal drug sales, loitering of groups of people which result in profane language, fights in public, battery, or other disorderly conduct.
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