Disciplinary action—Good cause designated.

Las Vegas Municipal Code § 6.02.330

in effect

6.02.330 - Disciplinary action—Good cause designated. A licensee may be subject to disciplinary action by the City Council for good cause, which may, without limitation, the following: (A) The licensee or any of its principals is engaged, or has commenced, instituted, advertised, aided, carried on, continued or engaged, in a business, trade or profession without having obtained a valid license, an approval for suitability, a permit or a work card when such person knew that one was required or under such circumstances that such person reasonably should have known one was required, or has solicited, encouraged, caused or procured another to do so; (B) The licensee or any of its principals has been subject, in any jurisdiction, to disciplinary action of any kind with respect to a license, an approval for suitability, a permit or a work card to the extent that such disciplinary action reflects upon the qualification, acceptability or fitness of such licensee or principal; (C) The licensee or any of its principals has committed an act that constitutes a crime which involves moral turpitude or involves any local, State or Federal law or regulation which relates to the same or a similar business, or has been convicted of having solicited, encouraged, caused or procured another to commit such a violation. For purposes of this Subsection, a crime involving moral turpitude is one that necessarily involves any of the following: an intent to defraud; intentional dishonesty for personal gain; intentional causing of serious injury to another person; the sale of narcotics or possession of narcotics with intent to sell; or a sexual offense as described in NRS 179D.097; (D) The licensee or any of its principals, or their employees or those acting on their behalf, violate a condition which is imposed upon the license; (E) The licensee or any of its principals has perpetrated, or has solicited, encouraged, caused or procured another to perpetrate, a deceptive practice upon the public; (F) The licensee or any of its principals suffers from a legal disability under the laws of the State; (G) The premises on which the business is conducted do not satisfy local, State or Federal law or regulations which pertain to the activity which is actually engaged in; (H) The business activity constitutes, promotes, causes, allows, fosters, aids, or otherwise enables a private nuisance, public nuisance or chronic nuisance, or has been or is being conducted in an unlawful, illegal or impermissible manner, including but not limited to causing, allowing, promoting, fostering, aiding, enabling, exercising deliberate ignorance towards or failing to abate a private nuisance, public nuisance or chronic nuisance; (I) Substantial information exists which tends to show that the licensee or any of its principals is dishonest or corrupt; or (J) The licensee, any of its principals, their employees or those acting on their behalf failed to cooperate with the Director's efforts to enforce the provisions of this Code. (Ord. No. 6594, § 3, 8-16-17; Ord. No. 6164, § 19, 11-2-11; Ord. 5873 § 7, 2006: Ord. 3485 § 2, 1990: Ord. 2186 § 2 (part), 1981: prior code § 5-1-19(A))

Source: City of Las Vegas, Municipal Code and City Charter (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/nv/las_vegas/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TIT6BUTALIRE_CH6.02BULIGE_6.02.330DIACOOCADEFetched: 10/28/2026