§ 42-95. Issuance or denial.  


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  • The bureau of liquor control, subject to the provisions of this chapter, upon the completion of an application made for an employee permit, shall issue such applicant a temporary permit under which such applicant may be employed. Upon the completion of the investigation of such application, if all the requirements of this chapter have been satisfactorily met, a permanent permit shall be issued for the period and fee set forth in section 42-91. Applications for renewal of employee permits shall be on the same form furnished by the bureau of liquor control for original applications, except that, in the case of renewal of a massagist, masseur or masseuse permit, the application shall not require information as to the educational qualifications for a massagist, masseur or masseuse permit. The supervisor of liquor control may deny any original or renewal application for an employee permit for any reason pertinent to the application as provided for in section 42-63 relating to operators' licenses.

(Code of Gen. Ords. 1967, § 8.7; Ord. No. 47656, 5-6-77)