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A. An application for the initial issuance or renewal of a Breckenridge sales tax license shall be denied by the finance director if:

1. The business for which the license is sought is an unlawful business;

2. The applicant is not qualified to engage in such business under applicable federal, state or local law; or

3. The applicant or, in the event of an applicant which is other than a natural person, if any principal of the applicant, owes to the town any unpaid and delinquent tax of any kind. As used in this subsection A3, the term "principal" means: (a) as to a corporation, any officer, director, or shareholder owning fifty percent (50%) or more of the issued and outstanding capital stock of the corporation; (b) as to any general partnership, any partner; (c) as to any limited partnership, any general partner; and (d) as to any limited liability company, any manager or member owning more than fifty percent (50%) interest in the entity. The term "delinquent" means the nonpayment of any tax obligation owed to the town within sixty (60) days of the date such obligation is due.

B. Before denying an application the finance director shall cause a hearing to be held using the general procedures provided for the revocation of a license in section 3-2-26 of this chapter. In the event an application is denied, the finance director shall deliver to the applicant a written order of denial stating the reason for denial. (Ord. 30, Series 2021)