1. It shall be unlawful for the owner of a quick service facility to serve customers (to operate a facility) when the owner or any employee is not in full compliance with the dress requirement. A violation of this requirement is a civil infraction.

2. It shall be unlawful for a person required to obtain a quick service probationary license under this chapter to knowingly operate a quick service facility without having a valid quick service probationary license. A violation of this requirement shall be a gross misdemeanor.

1. First Violation. The first infraction issued to a quick service facility shall be a two hundred fifty dollar fine assessed against the owner. In addition, the owner shall be required to obtain and maintain a quick service probationary license issued in accordance with subsection (C)(1) of this section for five consecutive years following a violation in order to operate a quick service facility at the location where the violation occurred.

2. Subsequent Violations. If an owner of a quick service facility is operating with a quick service probationary license and the owner or an employee violates the dress requirement, the infraction issued to an owner shall be a five hundred dollar fine assessed against the owner. In addition, the owner shall be required to continue to have a quick service probationary license for five years following the subsequent violation to operate any quick service facility at the location where the subsequent violation occurred. If the owner receives two or more infractions while required to have a quick service probationary license, those citations shall serve as grounds for revoking the quick service probationary license pursuant to subsection C of this section.

3. Notice of Infraction and of the Quick Service Probationary License Requirement. An owner of a quick service facility shall be deemed to have notice of the infraction and of the quick service probationary license requirement if the citation and notice are either mailed to the owner via first class mail to the address provided in the owner’s application for a city business license for the quick service facility (provided if there is no application, then notice may be mailed to an address determined by the city to be the owner’s) or by having it hand-delivered to the quick service facility’s location and provided to the owner, or any employee who is eighteen years or older. The notice shall identify the address of the quick service facility, the violation of the dress requirement and the date and time the violation occurred.

4. Appeal of Infraction. Any challenge of an infraction shall be in accordance with the rules in Washington State Infraction Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction. Pursuant to Infraction Rule 2.4 any such appeal must be filed within fifteen days of the service of the notice of infraction.

1. Application for a Probation License Requirement. An owner of a quick service facility required to obtain a quick service probationary license shall apply for the license using the procedures in Section 5.04.050, subject to the following additional requirements: (a) the applicant must affirm that the owner has adopted a mandatory dress code that complies with the dress requirement in Section 5.132.030 and has posted that dress code in a conspicuous location on or within the quick service facility where it can be easily viewed by the employees of the quick service facility.

2. Denial. In addition to those bases for denial of a license in Chapter 5.04, a quick service probationary license may/will be denied if (a) the owner has previously had a quick service probationary license revoked in the prior five years; or (b) has been convicted of operating a quick service facility without having obtained a valid quick service probationary license.

3. Revocation of Quick Service Probationary License for Multiple Violations. If an owner of a quick service facility that has been required to obtain a quick service probationary license receives two or more infractions for violating the dress requirement during the period the owner is required to have a quick service probationary license, those infractions shall be grounds for revoking the quick service probationary license. This ground for revocation is in addition to those provided for in Section 5.04.080. Any appeal from revocation shall be governed by Chapter 5.04, as supplemented by the requirements of Section 5.132.050.