(f) Slot permits nontransferable. (1) Use of a slot as approved by city council on public property in the downtown area is a privilege, not a property right. Such a designated slot shall not be transferable; it shall be available only to the person designated by slot permit. (2) It shall be unlawful to attempt to sell, lease or otherwise transfer the use of such a designated slot from the original permittee to any other person natural or unnatural. Such action shall result in automatic revocation of the permits of the parties involved, and those parties shall be banned from operating within the city limits for one year from the date of revocation. Such revocation shall not preclude any other legal action. § 16-187 DOWNTOWN AREA HOURS OF OPERATION AND LOCATIONS. (a) No sale or offering to sell shall be made from any downtown pushcart at any time between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (b) During special events, pushcarts with special event permits may operate during the prescribed hours of the special event. (c) It shall be permissible for pushcarts to operate within the following designated areas: (1) Designated slots on public property in the downtown area in accordance with the terms of a valid slot permit issued by the director; (2) At temporary special events with a special event permit. § 16-188 SLOT PERMIT FEES. (a) inspection and approval by the code compliance department of each pushcart, each pushcart shall be assessed a slot permit fee in the amount of the permittee’s bid under § (b) Permits be issued in accordance with the application procedures and upon payment of the permit fees per pushcart in the amount established by city council. § 16-189 REVOCATION OF SLOT PERMIT. (a) The director may revoke a slot permit issued under this division if the holder or an employee: (1) Has abandoned the assigned slot; (2) Fails to comply with any requirement of this division; (3) Violates or fails to comply with any provision of city code or other applicable law; (4) Is discovered to have provided false or inaccurate information on or in connection with the original permit application; or (5) Is discovered to have provided false or inaccurate information on or in connection
(f) Slot permits nontransferable. (1) Use of a slot as approved by city council on public property in the downtown area is a privilege, not a property right. Such a designated slot shall not be transferable; it shall be available only to the person designated by slot permit. (2) It shall be unlawful to attempt to sell, lease or otherwise transfer the use of such a designated slot from the original permittee to any other person natural or unnatural. Such action shall result in automatic revocation of the permits of the parties involved, and those parties shall be banned from operating within the city limits for one year from the date of revocation. Such revocation shall not preclude any other legal action. § 16-187 DOWNTOWN AREA HOURS OF OPERATION AND LOCATIONS. (a) No sale or offering to sell shall be made from any downtown pushcart at any time between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. (b) During special events, pushcarts with special event permits may operate during the prescribed hours of the special event. (c) It shall be permissible for pushcarts to operate within the following designated areas: (1) Designated slots on public property in the downtown area in accordance with the terms of a valid slot permit issued by the director; (2) At temporary special events with a special event permit. § 16-188 SLOT PERMIT FEES. (a) inspection and approval by the code compliance department of each pushcart, each pushcart shall be assessed a slot permit fee in the amount of the permittee’s bid under § (b) Permits be issued in accordance with the application procedures and upon payment of the permit fees per pushcart in the amount established by city council. § 16-189 REVOCATION OF SLOT PERMIT. (a) The director may revoke a slot permit issued under this division if the holder or an employee: (1) Has abandoned the assigned slot; (2) Fails to comply with any requirement of this division; (3) Violates or fails to comply with any provision of city code or other applicable law; (4) Is discovered to have provided false or inaccurate information on or in connection with the original permit application; or (5) Is discovered to have provided false or inaccurate information on or in connection
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