§ 9:1014.1. Grounds for revocation or suspension of license; mandatory.

In addition to the provisions of any applicable Louisiana Revised Statutes or laws, or any applicable laws of the United States or any other country, the office of alcoholic beverage control shall suspend or revoke any license/permit for any of the following causes and shall remain in effect until the delinquency or infraction is resolved:

(1)

Failure to pay taxes or fees. If, after ninety (90) days of being due, any licensed dealer fails to pay any local political subdivision sales and use tax, penalties, interest, tax deposits, attorney fees, court costs fees, occupational license tax or other tax, license or fee required by the director of finance, or other revenue collecting authority and due by him to the city, as the owner or operator of any active or inactive regulated business within the city, or due by him to the parish, as the owner or operator of any active or inactive regulated business within the parish.

(2)

Failure to notify the office of alcoholic beverage control of change of ownership. All licensees and persons required to be qualified pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall have a continuing duty to inform the office of alcoholic beverage control of any change in ownership.

(Ord. No. 16973, § 1, 1-23-19)

Editor's note

Section 2 of Ord. No. 16973, adopted Jan. 23, 2019, states that the ordinance from which section 9:1014.1 is derived shall be effective 30 days following adoption by the metropolitan council.