6.10.280 Issuance or denial.
A. Except as otherwise provided by this title, the Licensing Officer shall issue a license to an applicant if he finds after investigation:
1. All conditions imposed upon the applicant as prerequisites to the issuance of the said license by the terms of the provisions pertaining to the particular license sought have been met including but not limited to meeting the qualifications of applicants standard set forth in PMC 6.10.330;
2. The required application and license fees have been paid;
3. The use to which the premises are proposed to be put shall conform to the requirements of applicable building, fire, safety and zoning regulations; and
4. All other specific requirements of the terms and provisions relating to the application for the particular license requested for use at the premises specified in the application have been met.
B. If the Licensing Officer shall not so find he shall thereupon deny such application and notify the applicant of the denial by serving upon the applicant personally a copy of such denial and the reasons supporting such denial or by mailing the same to him by registered or certified mail at the business address shown on the application.
C. Any applicant aggrieved by any final order of the Licensing Officer after the denial of such application shall have the right to appeal to the Town Council by filing a written appeal, stating the grounds thereof, with the Licensing Officer within ten (10) days following the date of denial of said application.
D. In the event an appeal is timely filed, it shall be heard at the next regular Town Council meeting occurring at least ten (10) days after said filing with the Licensing Officer. Review by the Town Council shall be a de novo hearing. (Ord. 442 §1, 2001; Amended Ord. 757 §2, 2019)