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A. The Director of Aviation may revoke a Fueling Operations Permit or terminate provisions of a lease authorizing Fueling Operations upon evidence that one or more of the following has taken place:
- Permittee or lessee has willfully violated any provision of these regulations or the subject permit and such an act or omission has resulted in the creation or Maintenance of a safety or environmental hazard;
- Permittee or lessee has been suspended twice for acts or omissions within a two-year period; or
- Permittee or lessee has conducted Fueling Operations while under suspension.
B. A notice of revocation shall contain a statement setting forth the reasons for the revocation and the period of the revocation and notify the Permittee or lessee of the right to appeal.
C. Notices hereunder shall be served upon a Permittee, lessee or unpermitted Person by the Director of Aviation by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by personal delivery. Such notice shall be effective two (2) Business days following proper mailing or personal delivery. The refusal to accept such notification, if properly made by the Director, will not stay the revocation action.
D. A request for an appeal of a revocation must be made in writing to the County court and served on the Director of Aviation within ten (10) calendar days of the effective date of a written notice of revocation in the same manner provided for service on Permittee or lessee. A timely request for appeal stays the effect of the revocation unless the Director certifies in a written denial of reinstatement served upon the suspended Permittee or lessee that such a stay would, in his or her opinion, cause imminent peril to life or property. (§ 10.20.130 repealed reenacted Ord. 028-05)
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