§ 413-3.1412. Hearings.

(a)

Notice. The health officer shall give written notice of the hearing to the permittee or the person involved or in charge of the premises or operation, delivered or mailed to the latest address on file. The notice shall specify:

(1)

The hearing date, time and place (not more than fifteen days thereafter);

(2)

The reasons for the hearing; and

(3)

The permittee's rights to correct, comply with, or desist from, the cited reasons, and/or show cause against suspension of the permit.

(b)

Conduct. The health officer or one of his deputies shall conduct the hearing, or he may have the county hearing officer conduct it and recommend back to him a suggested disposition of the matter. Hearings may not be postponed or continued longer than ten days from the original date without the consent of the permittee.

(c)

Decision. The health officer or his subordinate or deputy shall make his written decision within fourteen days after:

(1)

The hearing's close; or

(2)

His receipt of the hearing officer's recommendations; and he shall promptly notify the permittee thereof.

(Ords. 93-58 § 2, 74-1 § 1 (part), 1974).