Sec. 692.208. - Amendment of application.

At any time after the application is filed and, if it is approved, so long as the license issued thereon is valid and effective, the application may be amended by the filing by the representative of the applicant or licensed organization, as the case may be, of an amended application without an additional application fee, if any of the information contained in the application changes. An amended application shall be filed if any of the following changes occur: (a) Any of the principal officers changes, which shall require the filing of the information required by Section 692.205 (a)(1), (3) and (4), as appropriate, with respect to the new principal officer or officers. (b) The representative changes, which shall require the filing of the information required by Section 692.205 (a)(2), (3) and (4), as appropriate, with respect to the new representative. (c) The structure or purpose of the organization changes, which shall require the filing of the information required by Section 692.205 (a) with respect to these matters. In each instance of the filing of an amendment under this Section, the Sheriff shall conduct such investigation of the new or additional matters as he deems necessary to determine the eligibility or continued eligibility of the applicant or licensed organization, as the case may be, to hold a license pursuant to this Chapter. The provisions of Section 692.207 shall be applicable to the results of investigations conducted pursuant to this Section; provided, that where the amendment is of an application on which a license has already been issued, disapproval by the Sheriff of the amendment shall subject the license to the possibility of suspension or revocation as provided in Section 692.212 . No amendment may be filed if the effect of approval thereof by the Sheriff would be to make the applicant eligible to hold a license of a classification other than that for which the application was originally filed. An amendment of the application need not be filed in any instance where notification to the Sheriff is sufficient. (Ord. 78-1324-661, § 1; Ord. 83-591-400, § 1) Note— Former § 405.208.