§ 4.28.400. Revocation of permits.

Subject to the provisions of this section, the Director of Public Works may revoke any permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter upon a determination by him that:

(a)

The permittee has failed to report factually the wastewater constituents, characteristics, or volume of the permitted wastewater discharge;

(b)

The permittee has failed to report significant or substantial changes in the operations conducted upon the premises to which the permit pertains, or significant or substantial changes in wastewater constituents, characteristics, or volumes pertaining to said premises; or

(c)

The permittee has refused, or failed to permit, reasonable access to the premises to which the permit pertains; or

(d)

The permittee has violated, caused to be violated, or permitted to be violated, any term, condition, or provision of the permit.

Notification of intention to revoke any permit issued pursuant to this chapter shall be given by the Director of Public Works to the user, which notice shall state the time, date and place a hearing shall be held by the Director of Public Works upon the question of permit revocation, which date shall be not less than ten (10) days after giving such notice. If the user is not the owner or occupant of the premises, such notice shall also be given to said occupant, and in all cases shall be given by mail to the owner of the premises at the address shown therefor on the last equalized assessment roll in the office of the County Assessor. Any owner of the premises, the user, and such other persons as the Director of Public Works may deem appropriate shall be heard at the hearing on the question of permit revocation.

(Prior code § 4151.39; Ord. 2415, 01/25/77; Ord. 3308, 03/12/91)