Burlington By-law 001-2025, s. 7.2 — Short-Term Accommodation Licensing By-law
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Notwithstanding Section 7.1, the Licensing Administrator, if satisfied that the continuation of the licence poses an immediate danger to the health or safety of any person, may, with such conditions as are considered appropriate and without a hearing, suspend a licence for not more than 14 days, and, prior to suspending the licence, shall provide the licensee with the reasons for the suspension, either orally or in writing, with an opportunity to respond to them. PART 8: APPEAL
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- 7.1 PART 7: LICENCE REVOCATION AND SUSPENSION The Licensing Administrator shall provide notice of intention to revoke or suspend a licence and shall advise the licensee of their right to appeal where
- 7.1(a) PART 7: LICENCE REVOCATION AND SUSPENSION The Licensing Administrator shall provide notice of intention to revoke or suspend a licence and shall advise the licensee of their right to appeal where
- 8.1 Where the Licensing Administrator has denied an applicant a licence or a request for renewal, or suspended or revoked a licence, the Licensing Administrator shall inform the applicant or licensee by way of written notice setting out the grounds for the decision with reasonable particulars and advise of the right to appeal such decision to the Appeals Committee
- 8.2 Persons or applicants may appeal to the Appeals Committee in relation to matters noted in Section 8.1. Appeals will not be permitted for any matters that have already been heard or are pending before the Hearings Officer under the Administrative Penalty System. A request for an appeal shall be made in writing to the Licensing Administrator setting out the reasons for the appeal within 7 business days after service of the written notice delivered in accordance with section 8.1
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