§ 106-256. Revocation.

(1)

Any license issued under this article may be subject to revocation by the county in accordance with the procedures established in this section, upon an affirmative finding of that license holder has failed to comply with the requirements of the act, this article, the license or other provisions of applicable law.

(2)

Upon determining that sufficient grounds exist to believe that a violation of any state act pertaining to solid waste, this article, the license or another provision of applicable law may have been committed by a license holder, the division of solid waste shall provide written notice of such charges to the license holder prior to setting a public hearing on the charges as required in subsection (3) of this section.

(3)

Within 30 days after submission of the written charges to the license holder, the county shall schedule a public hearing before the board of county commissioners, at which time it shall accept evidence from all interested parties as to the alleged violations set forth in the notice. The license holder shall receive written notice of the public hearing at least ten days in advance.

(4)

Upon completion of the hearing, the board of county commissioners shall adopt a resolution, including findings of fact, which shall determine whether in fact a violation has occurred and any appropriate remedy required, including modification to the license or revocation of the license.

(5)

The revocation procedure required by section 106-256 shall not be constructed as to prohibit any enforcement of a violation of this article in accordance with any other provision of the Pinellas County Code.

(Ord. No. 12-39, § 1, 8-21-12)