1. Continued or any repeated failure to maintain order in or upon the licensed premises;

2. Permitting or tolerating gambling on the outcome of pool or billiard games or other gambling;

3. Failure to conform to any city building or similar codes or orders issued under and in compliance with such codes;

4. Any violation of state or local liquor laws;

5. Any violation of state or local health regulations;

6. In the Class B premises, any failure to prohibit liquor from the premises or any failure to prohibit juvenile smoking on the premises;

7. Any violation of this chapter;

8. In the Class B premises, any failure to cooperate with school authorities in truancy regulations.

When it appears to the city clerk that any license should be revoked for any of the above reasons, he shall submit a report to the city manager who may, after review thereof, submit a recommendation to the city council for suspension or revocation. The licensee shall be given written notice of such recommendation and of the time and place at which the council shall consider the same. The licensee may appear to argue against such action and may submit evidence in its own support. The hearing shall be conducted under the same rules as govern appeals from original denials of licenses under this chapter. At the conclusion of the hearing, upon the basis of all evidence received, the council shall vote whether or not to revoke or suspend the license and its decision shall be final. (Ord. M-1283 §3, 1971: Ord. M-1154 §5, 1970)