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<br /> "Section 13.5. Hearings. (a) Any person, firm, or <br />corporation whose application for any permit required by <br />the Health Officer pursuant to the provisions of this <br />chapter has been denied by the Health Officer or whose <br />permit has been suspended or revoked may petition the <br />Health Officer for a hearing. Such petition shall be in <br />writing, signed by the applicant or permittee, and shall <br />set forth in detail the facts and reasons upon which the <br />petition is based. The petition must be filed not more <br />than twenty (20) business days following the date on <br />which the notice of denial, suspension, or revocation <br />was mailed to the permittee. It may be transmitted either <br />by registered mail or in the manner required for the <br />service of summons in civil actions. At the time and place <br />set for the hearing, of which the applicant or permittee <br />must be notified at least five ( 5) days in advance, the <br />County Hearing Officer will give the applicant or permittee <br />and other interested persons an adequate opportunity to <br />present any relevant facts. The County Hearing Officer shall <br />receive testimony under oath. The County Hearing Officer <br />may, when he deems it necessary, continue any hearing. At <br />the close of the hearing, or at any time within ten (10 ) <br />days thereafter, the County Hearing Officer will order such <br />disposition of the application or permit as he has determined <br />to be proper and will make such disposition known to the <br />applicant or permittee. <br /> For purposes of this Section, an attorney in private <br />practice may be named to act in the stead of the County <br />Hearing Officer and to perform the duties vested hereby in <br />such Officer. <br /> -3- <br /> ..'.~.. <br />