A. The city council has the sole discretion to grant or refuse to grant a license under this chapter.

B. If the applicant has complied with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations, the city council may direct the city recorder to issue a license to the applicant for the licensed premises.

C. The issuance of a license pursuant to this chapter shall grant only a revocable privilege as provided hereunder and under the laws of the state of Utah and shall not confer any vested rights of any kind or nature upon a licensee.

D. Any applicant whose application for a license has been denied may have a hearing before the city council regarding its decision to deny the license. No hearing will be held unless the applicant applies for the hearing within 10 days of the denial.

E. If the license application is denied by the city council, no new application shall be made for the premises until after the expiration of one year following the denial of the initial application. [Ord. 11-20-2007B § 2. Code 2000 § 16-3-6].