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the hearing decision to the applicant or permit holder requesting the hearing. In <br />reaching his or her decision, the Administrator or designated appeal officer may <br />consider the factors set forth in subsection (j) (4) herein. <br />(4) An applicant or permit holder for whom a denial or revocation of a permit has been <br />sustained after the hearing in front of the Administrator or designated hearing officer <br />may appeal that decision directly to the City Appeal Officer. <br />(5) An appeal, either to the Administrator or designated hearing officer, or to the City <br />Appeal Officer, shall not stay the denial or revocation of the permit unless otherwise <br />directed by the Administrator. <br />(j) Appeals of Administrator Decision <br />(1) All appeals to the City Appeal Officer must be made in writing and received by the city <br />no later than ten (10) calendar days after any final decision of the Administrator or <br />designated hearing officer in accordance with subsection (i). <br />(2) The City Appeal Officer shall schedule the appeal hearing for no less than twenty (20) <br />days from receipt of the appeal and shall provide written notice of the time and place <br />of the appeal to the appellant. <br />(3) If the City Appeal Officer finds by a preponderance of the evidence that the denial or <br />revocation of the donation box permit was necessary to protect the health, safety, or <br />welfare of the general public the City Appeal Officer shall affirm the denial or <br />revocation of appellant's donation box application or permit. <br />(4) The City Appeal Officer may consider any or all of the following factors when reaching <br />a decision on the merits of the appeal: <br />(A) The number of violations, convictions, or liability findings; <br />(B) The number of previous revocations or denials; <br />(C) The number`of repeat violations at the same location; <br />(D) The degree to which previous violations endangered the public health, <br />safety, or welfare; or <br />(E) Any pending action or investigation by another agency. <br />(5) After the hearing, the City Appeal Officer shall issue a written order. The order shall <br />be provided to the appellant by personal service or by certified mail, return receipt <br />requested. <br />(6) The City Appeal Officer may affirm or reverse the denial or revocation of the donation <br />box permit. If affirmed, the order issued must state that the appellant is not eligible <br />8 <br />