§ 7.86.060. License—Grounds for revocation.

In addition to the grounds stated in Section 7.08.150, a license may be revoked if:

A.

The licensee, his agents or employees, through carelessness, negligence or failure to make proper provision for the safeguarding of vehicles left in their custody, have, knowingly or unknowingly, facilitated or contributed toward the theft or conversion of any such vehicle; or

B.

The licensee, his agents or employees have failed to cooperate with the sheriff or with the police to aid in the detection of any theft or other crime committed on any parking lot used, or which arose out of the conduct of the business for which the license was issued; or

C.

The licensee or his agents or employees delivered a vehicle in their custody to a person neither the registered owner thereof nor entitled to the custody of such vehicle.

(Ord. 9807 § 7(part), 1969: Ord. 5860 Ch. 2 Art. 17 § 737, 1951.)