2. If complaints are received regarding the conduct of a cabaret license, the department will generally follow the same procedures that are available in the case of a liquor licensed premises. A meeting with the detective and mediation are possible results of a complaint and investigation as are a show cause order and hearing regarding the suspension or revocation of the license.

3. The director may suspend or revoke a license for grounds outlined in the Denver Revised Municipal Code. If there are grounds alleged to suspend or revoke a license, the director will set a hearing for determination as to whether or not there are sufficient grounds to take disciplinary action and what that action will be. D.R.M.C. Sec. 6-61, 32-22. The hearing will be conducted in a similar manner to that used for a liquor license show cause hearing.

4. If a license is suspended, the premises must be posted with two notices as described in D.R.M.C. Section 6-61(c).

5. The director may enter an order for the immediate suspension of a cabaret license for a period not exceeding fifteen days if probable cause exists for revocation or suspension of any license for the privilege of conducting business. D.R.M.C. Sec. 32-23. A hearing will be held on such an emergency suspension within fifteen days similar to that held for summary suspension of a liquor license.