a. Determination of Tax by Tax Administrator. If any operator shall fail or refuse to collect the tax or to make, within the time provided in this Chapter, any report or remittance of said tax or any portion thereof required by this Chapter, or if such operator maintains records which are inadequate to show the amount of tax due, the Tax Administrator shall forthwith assess the tax and penalties provided for by this Chapter against the operator.

b. Jeopardy Determination Upon Failure to Report. When an operator fails or refuses to make or file a timely return or remittance of taxes, or when the Tax Administrator or duly authorized employee makes a determination, after having applied necessary and accepted auditing procedures or by estimation if no records are available, that an operator is or will be unable to remit any taxes collected or otherwise due at the prescribed time, the Tax Administrator may make a written estimate which shall be issued to the operator to require the operator to thereafter furnish additional information or provide adequate security as necessary to ensure collection of any taxes due or to become due, and to remit the taxes on a daily or weekly basis. The operator shall thereafter report and remit all taxes due under the terms and conditions prescribed by the Tax Administrator. The Tax Administrator shall cancel the requirements imposed under the Jeopardy Determination once timely accounting and remittance procedures have been established and the operator is satisfying all obligations imposed by law for the remittance of taxes.

c. Notice. The Tax Administrator shall deliver notice of the assessment or of the Jeopardy Determination to the operator or deposit it in the United States mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the operator at the last known place of business. (Ord. #4, S9; Ord. #85-98, S9)