Brampton By-law 165-2021, s. 32 — If the Licence Issuer is satisfied that the continuation of a business of a Short- Term Rental poses immediate danger to the health or safety of any Person or property, the Licence Issuer may, without a hearing, suspend a Licence for a maximum period of fourteen (14) days and on such conditions as the Licence Issuer considers appropriate, and shall provide the Licence holder with written reasons for the suspension and allow the Licence holder an opportunity to respond before the Licence Issuer makes a decision to revoke or suspend a Licence pursuant to Subsections 25 to 29
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If the Licence Issuer is satisfied that the continuation of a business of a Short- Term Rental poses immediate danger to the health or safety of any Person or property, the Licence Issuer may, without a hearing, suspend a Licence for a maximum period of fourteen (14) days and on such conditions as the Licence Issuer considers appropriate, and shall provide the Licence holder with written reasons for the suspension and allow the Licence holder an opportunity to respond before the Licence Issuer makes a decision to revoke or suspend a Licence pursuant to Subsections 25 to 29.
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- 30 The Licence Issuer may revoke or suspend a Licence for any one or more of the grounds listed in Subsections 25 to 29
- 31 Any Licence issued under this By-law may be cancelled at any time upon the written request of the Licensee
- 33 After a decision is made by the Licence Issuer to refuse, revoke, suspend, or cancel a Licence or Licence renewal, written notice of that decision shall be given within ten (10) days to the Applicant or Licence holder
- 34 The written notice provided under Section 33 shall
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