§ 12-260. Denial of permit.

(a)

The director of neighborhoods and housing services or designee may refuse to grant a permit for the conduct or operation of a race with motor-propelled vehicles to any person who has, in his previous operation of any race with motor-propelled vehicles, in any other city or this city, violated the ordinances and requirements of such other city or this city so as to have caused such city to have revoked any permit or permission to operate a race with motor-propelled vehicles, and if the director or designee has cause to believe similar conduct may occur again in its operation under the proposed plans of operation.

(b)

If after investigation the director of neighborhoods and housing services or designee determines that races with motor-propelled vehicles will result in substantial danger to the peace, health or safety of the neighborhood, he shall refuse to issue the permit.

(Ord. No. 160373 , § 2, 6-9-16)

Editor's note

Ord. No. 160373 , § 2, adopted June 9, 2016, amended the Code by repealing former §§ 12-260 and 12-261, and adding new §§ 12-260—12-264. Former § 12-260 pertained to violations by permittee or employees, and derived from the Code of Gen. Ords. 1967, § 5.101; Ord. No. 43418, adopted May 3, 1974; and Ord. No. 53043, adopted July 9, 1981. Former § 12-261 pertained to suspension or revocation of permits, and derived from the Code of Gen. Ords. 1967, § 5.102; and Ord. No. 43418, adopted May 3, 1974.