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<br />(2) Has failed to maintain records of reportable transactions as required by City Code Section <br />7.13.04 . <br />(3) Has received goods withoutthe seller presenting identification in violation of City Code <br />Section 7.13.15 <br />(4) Was open for business on a legal holiday, to wit Thanksgiving 2007, in violation-of City <br />Code Section 7.13.09 <br />(5) Has sold or attempted to sell pawned items to a person other than to whom the pawn receipt <br />was issued to during the sixty (60) day redemption period in violation of City Code Section <br />7.13.07 <br /> <br />In addition, the City alleges that the above violations are grounds for revocation of the <br />pawnbroker's license under Code Section 7. 13.16(c) and 7.13.16(g). <br /> <br />Hearin2 Examiner. The City has selected Attorney Michael Scott of the law firm of Hicken, <br />Scott & Howard, as the Hearing Examiner. Mr. Scott's address is 2150 Third Avenue, #300, <br />Anoka, Minnesota 55303, and his telephone number is 763-421-4110. <br /> <br />Revocation if Alle2ations Proven. <br /> <br />SHOULD YOU FAIL TO APPEAR AT THE HEARING, THE ALLEGATIONS MADE <br />BY THE CITY IN THIS NOTICE OF HEARING WILL BE TAKEN AS TRUE AND <br />ISSUES SET OUT DEEMED PROVED. If the allegations are taken as true and deemed <br />proved either by default.or by the Hearing Examiner after the Hearing, the City may REVOKE <br />your Business License. <br /> <br />Hearin2Procedure. <br /> <br />1. The hearing will be opened by the Hearing Examiner by reading the title of the case and <br />briefly stating the facts as alleged in this Notice. The Hearing Examiner will explain the <br />procedural rules of the Hearing. The City wili make an opening statement and the Respondent <br />may make an opening statement. The City will present its evidence and witnesses to support its <br />allegations first, and the Respondent will follow. All evidentiary testimony shall be given under <br />oath or affirmation. After both parties have been heard, each party will have the opportunity to <br />present oral final argument. The Hearing Examiner may require final argument to be in the form <br />of written memoranda or oral argument, or both. After final argument, the Hearing will be <br />closed,. unless a continuance is ordered. <br /> <br />2. Persons attending the hearing should bring all evidence bearing on the case including any <br />records or other documents, and witnesses needed to support their position. <br /> <br />3. Each party is entitled to be represented in the proceeding by legal counsel, by themselves, <br />or by a person of their choice who is not otherwise prohibited from the unauthorized practice of <br />law. <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />-84- <br />