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Any license issued pursuant to this chapter may be suspended for up to sixty days or revoked by the chief of police for good cause. If the chief of police intends to revoke or suspend such license, he shall give written notice of such intention to the licensee at least twenty days before such suspension or revocation is to begin. For the purposes of this section, “good cause” shall include, but not be limited to:

A. Conviction of the licensee or any of his employees of any crime relating to the operation of a used goods or pawnbroker dealership;

B. Violation by the licensee or his or her employees of any of the provisions of this chapter, or another ordinance or statute relating to the operation of a used goods or pawnshop dealership;

C. Failure to record an item purchased or received by the licensee or his or her employees;

D. Failure to submit to the police all required records;

E. Falsely stating any material fact on the license application;

F. Submitting a false or incomplete record to the police. (Ord. 856, 1987)