§ 117-11. Permit revocation and suspension.

A. 

Revocation. The permit of any operator violating the provisions of this chapter, or permitting the same to be violated, or who falsifies any application willfully shall be subject to permit revocation by the Chief of Police. Permit revocation shall only take effect after an administrative hearing is held by the City Manager. A written notice sent by certified mail to the operator shall be given at least five days prior to such hearing.

B. 

Suspension. Any permit issued by the City may be suspended by the Chief of Police. Causes for such suspension are as follows: violating the provisions of this chapter, or permitting the same to be violated, or falsifying any application willfully, or allowing a driver to continue to operate a passenger vehicle for hire after that driver has been arrested for a criminal charge arising out of or associated with the motor vehicle laws of the State of New Hampshire, and such alleged offense may pose a danger to the public at large. A notice of suspension shall be sent to the operator by certified mail, return receipt requested, or delivered in hand, stating the reasons for suspension. The notice shall provide for an appeal of this suspension, upon written request by the driver or operator, to occur by an administrative hearing conducted by the City Manager. The suspension period shall not exceed 30 days, within which time the conditions causing the suspension must be corrected. Failure to effect corrections shall be cause for revocation.