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(5) the effects of such continued uses and operations on the health and safety of the residents and citizens ofthe City and general public; (6) any additional factors or considerations which may reasonably be calculated to materially affect public health, safety and welfare; (7) any unlawful activity; (8) if the Licensee permits premises to be utilized for solicitation for prostitution, pandering, lewd and lascivious behavior, sale, distribution or display of obscene materials or conduct; sale or possession of any controlled substances or narcotic; and (9) failure of Licensee to comply with any provision of this Ordinance. B. Procedure: (1) The City License Officer may petition the City Manager (or, in the case of the City Manager, he shall issue a petition) to revoke, suspend or refuse to issue or renew a license on any grounds set forth in Section 18A hereinabove. The petition shall set forth the grounds upon which the petition is issued. Written notice ofthe hearing and the petition shall be served upon the Licensee by certified mail, return receipt requested at the address in the application not less than five (5) days prior to the hearing. Alternate service may be made by delivery ofthe petition and notice of hearing to the place of business provide posting thereon five days prior to the hearing. If no appeal is taken by the Licensee as provided herein, the occupational license shall be automatically revoked. Upon revocation ofthe occupational license, the Licensee shall immediately cease doing business in any location listed therein. (2) At any time prior to the expiration ofthirty (30) days following the receipt of service of the notice of intent to revoke occupational license from the City, the Licensee may request in writing that the City Manager schedule a hearing on the basis that he/she wishes to appeal the pending revocation notice. A hearing will be set by the City License Officer within fifteen (15) days after such Officer is notified in writing by said person that he or she desires a hearing. The Licensee shall receive a minimum of five (5) days written notice of the hearing which shall set forth the time and place for the public hearing on the petition. (3) The hearing shall be conducted by the City Commission (or a Board or hearing officer as the case may be, and as such authority may be delegated by the City Commission by separate ordinance). The City License Officer may be represented at the hearing by the City Attorney or a special City Attorney appointed for such purpose, and the Licensee may be represented by legal o 98- Occupational License Tax -7-