No license shall be voluntarily terminated except as provided in this Section. A licensee may apply for license termination by completing an application form provided by the City Clerk for that purpose. The applicant shall indicate on the application whether the license is in use and shall keep that information current in the records of the City until the application has been approved or denied. The application shall be granted unless: (1) the application is incomplete or has been falsified, (2) the license is suspended, (3) the license has been noticed for revocation, or (4) the City Clerk determines that the Phoenix Police Department has witnessed one or more violations of this Article that are unresolved, in which case the application shall be denied. An application filed pursuant to this section that has not been either approved or denied within thirty calendar days after submission of the application shall be deemed approved. A decision to deny an application shall be served and appealed as provided in Section 10-99, provided that an appeal shall automatically result in a hearing that shall be held, and a decision rendered, no later than sixty calendar days after receipt of the request for hearing. If the licensee requests a hearing, either the Board or the City Clerk may continue the hearing on the request of the licensee for good cause shown. The License Appeal Board or the City may condition the grant of a continuance on the respondent’s waiver of the time deadline for holding the hearing and issuing the decision established by this subsection. (Ord. No. G-5035, § 15, 2007)