§ 3.46.080. Licenses, permits, and registrations—Appeals process

A.

An Applicant who has been denied a permit, license, or registration by a Permit or License Official due to the wage theft adjudication record of an Applicant or inclusion of Applicants name in the Wage Theft Database may appeal to the Wage Theft Coordinator by submitting an appeal in writing within fifteen (15) working days of the denial.

B.

The Wage Theft Coordinator shall review the Applicant's written appeal. The Wage Theft Coordinator may grant the Appeal if the Applicant shows evidence of the following:

1.

A Wage Theft Adjudication has been annulled, withdrawn, overturned, rescinded or abrogated, and such fact has been confirmed by the Wage Theft Coordinator; or

2.

Employer provided proof of full payment of outstanding Wage Theft Adjudication judgment;

3.

Five (5) years or more has elapsed since the date of the employer's most recent Wage Theft Adjudication judgment.

4.

The wage theft adjudication is not applicable to the Employer.

C.

The Wage Theft Coordinator shall make ruling on the appeal writing fifteen (15) working days. The decision of the Wage Theft Coordinator is final.

(Ord. No. 18476 , § 5, 3-8-2016)