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Chapter 52 <br /> exercise of said privileges for a period of 90 days may be cause for revocation of such license <br /> absent the showing of substantial reason for the same not within the control of the licensee. <br /> 14. SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF LICENSE. <br /> A. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner may in the manner provided by law suspend <br /> or revoke local liquor license privileges for violation of a provision of this Chapter or of <br /> applicable provisions of law, ordinance, code,rule or regulation. <br /> B. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner, when suspending local liquor license <br /> privileges for violation of a provision of this Chapter or other applicable law, in the manner <br /> provided herein and by statute, may order that the licensee cease and desist all business <br /> operations at the licensed premises for the duration of the suspension of local liquor license <br /> privileges, to the extent permitted by law, if such commissioner determines that such a closure <br /> would assist the enforcement of the suspension in light of the severity of the violation or the <br /> frequency of past violations, whether of the same nature or not. <br /> (Amended, Ordinance No. 89-13, January 30, 1989) <br /> C. The Local Liquor Control Commissioner may assess costs including reasonable <br /> attorney's fees against the licensee in any proceeding regarding such license held pursuant to law. <br /> (Amended, Ordinance No. 92-28, May 4, 1992) <br /> 15. TOILETS. Class A, C and D licensed premises shall have separate sanitary toilets <br /> maintained in clean and sanitary condition for males and females respectively. <br /> 16. COMPLIANCE WITH LAW. Local liquor licensed premises and the operations <br /> therein and thereof shall comply, in addition to the provisions of this Chapter, with the applicable <br /> provisions of law, ordinance, code, rule or regulation. <br />