The city may suspend, revoke or refuse to renew a license issued under this chapter for good cause, as determined by the city council. Annually the health officer, the building inspector, the fire marshal and the electrical inspector shall inspect each bed and breakfast establishment in the city for the purpose of determining whether such establishments are in compliance with this chapter. If such inspection reveals that a bed and breakfast establishment is not in compliance with this chapter, the establishment’ s license shall be suspended, revoked or not renewed, as the case may be. Notwithstanding anything in this section of this chapter to the contrary, no such license shall be suspended, revoked or not renewed except after a public hearing by the city council with at least three days’  prior written notice to the licensee, affording the licensee an opportunity to appear in person and/or by his legal counsel and to be heard by the city council. The service of the notice may be made by delivering a copy of the notice to the licensee personally, by posting a copy of the notice on the front door of the bed and breakfast establishment building or by delivering a copy of the notice to some person who resides on the bed and breakfast establishment premises who is over eighteen (18) years of age and informing such person of the contents of such notice. The city shall, within five days after such hearing, advise the licensee in writing whether his or her license shall be suspended, revoked or not renewed; stating in the order of suspension, revocation or nonrenewal the reason or reasons for such revocation, suspension or nonrenewal. When the defect or defects complained of in the order of suspension, revocation or nonrenewal are corrected by the licensee or his or her duly authorized agent, the licensee’ s license shall be reinstated or renewed. (Ord. 901 § 1(I), 1990)