§ 6.140.090. License issuance or denial.

The licensing board shall issue or deny the outcall promoter license to the applicant therefor within forty-five days from receipt of the application (day 45) upon compliance with the conditions required by this chapter.

(a)

Upon the expiration of the forty-five days from receipt of application, the applicant may demand a license and begin operating the outcall entertainment business for which a license is sought, unless and until the director of business license notifies the applicant of a denial of the license application and states the reason for the denial. (This provision shall not create a reliance or estoppel situation as to this license or any other provision of this code.)

(b)

If the application is denied, the director of business license shall notify the applicant with the reason(s) stated for denial. Notification shall be hand delivered or sent certified, United States Mail, return receipt requested, to the address provided on the license application which shall be considered the correct address. Each applicant has the burden to furnish any change of address to the director of business license, by United States certified mail, return receipt requested.

(c)

In the event that an application is denied, the applicant may file or cause to be filed in the state court a petition for writ of review of the denial of the license as provided by NRS 34.010 through 34.140.

(Ord. 1421 § 8, 1992)