(a) The code enforcement officer and Fire Chief or their designees retain the right of access at reasonable times to enter the premises of a class B license holder for the purpose of making inspections to assure compliance with the appropriate technical code.

(b) Whenever the code enforcement officer shall find upon inspection that an industry’s technical activities are not being conducted in conformity with acceptable standards or that work has been performed in such a manner as to constitute a potential danger to life or property, then, upon 15 days’ written notice to the holder of the class B license, the code enforcement officer shall revoke such class B license unless within such 15 days the industry shall bring its activities into conformance with the applicable technical codes or indicate its intent to bring its activities into conformance within a stated time frame.

(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter, failure by a licensed industry to comply with applicable technical codes or failure to take corrective action as required by the code enforcement officer shall result in a complaint being filed in Municipal Court.

(d) Any industry aggrieved by an order, ruling or decision of the code enforcement officer pursuant to this chapter may appeal such decision to the appropriate board of appeals, as set forth in the respective technical code. (Code 1981 § 10-608. Code 1995 § 26-95.)