1.    An applicant for a license does not have a right to a license or granting of the approval sought. A license issued or approval granted is a suspendable or revocable privilege, and the holder does not acquire any vested interest in the license or approval granted.

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2.    An applicant for a license that has had an application denied or a license revoked may not reapply until at least one year has elapsed from the date of the denial or revocation unless the director determines that the reason for the denial of the application or revocation of the license has been remedied. A person who has had an application denied or a license revoked for a second time may not reapply until at least three years have passed since the date of the second denial or revocation. The decision of the director to deny an application or revoke a license is final and not appealable.

3.    The director may charge an application fee to a person applying to become a retailer and a license fee.

4.    A retailer license is:

a.    Renewable annually unless it is sooner relinquished, suspended, or revoked; b.    Not transferable or assignable to another person; and

c.    Required to be conspicuously displayed at the retailer’s site.