A.     The sheriff may initiate the revocation or suspension of a permit when it shall appear that the permittee has committed any of the following actions:

    1.    Violates the operating or standard conditions of the permit or the requirements of state or local laws.

    2.    Fails to take reasonable measures to control disturbances, loitering or such other problems on the premises.

    B.    No permit shall be revoked or suspended by virtue of this section until a hearing has been held in the same manner as described in Sections 6.108.140 and 6.108.150. Notice of the hearing shall contain a brief statement of the grounds for revoking or suspending the permit and the time and date for the hearing.

    C.    The decision of the administrative panel may include suspension, revocation or the modification of the permit by adding conditions that are designed to reduce or remove the problems that caused the proposed revocation or suspension of the permit.

    D.    Within ten days after conclusion of the hearing of the appeal by the administrative panel, the sheriff shall give notice of the decision of the panel.

    E.    Any appellant may appeal the determination of the administrative panel to the board of supervisors within ten days after the date of the notice of the decision of the administrative panel. The board of supervisors shall act upon the appeal in accordance with Section 6.108.150. (Ord. 2005-25 § 2 (part))