A. Whenever the animal control officer determines by inspection that the permitted premises violate any of the conditions of the permit, this chapter or state law.

B. Whenever the animal control officer has reason to believe that the owner of the permitted facility has willfully withheld or falsified any information required for the permit.

C. Whenever the animal control officer has reason to believe that the owner of the permitted facility, or any employee of the owner who is presently employed by the owner, has been convicted by a court of law within the past five years of a violation of this chapter or any other law relating to animals, public nuisance caused by animals or cruelty to animals, in this or any other state. For purposes of this section a forfeiture of bail shall be deemed to be a conviction of the offense.