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. . . the influence of drugs, or following diagnosis of a communicable disease prior to obtaining a written statement from a health care practitioner that the condition no longer poses a threat to public health. F. To perform branding, scarification, or implant any metal, plastic, or other solid device under a person's skin so that it is largely or completely concealed by the skin. Sec. 3-305. Penalties and enforcement. A. Any first violation of Section 3-302 (Operating requirements related to health) shall constitute cause for revocation of the permit of any responsible party by the Health Director. Revocation shall be for a fixed period not to exceed two years. The Health Director may in lieu of revocation impose other sanctions, including without limitation suspension of permit for a fixed period of time not to exceed two years, suspension with reinstatement permit only on certain conditions, and operation under probation with or without conditions. For a second or subsequent offense, the Health Director may impose any of said sanctions without limit as to time and may also make the permit holder ineligible for re-licensure. B. Any first violation of Section 3-303 (Operating requirements related to business practices and public policy) shall constitute cause for revocation for up to two years of the business license of the permit holder and/or the zoning clearance of the body art studio by the City Manager or his designee. The City Manager or his designee may also impose other sanctions, including without limitation suspension of business license and/or zoning clearance for a fixed period of time not to exceed two years, and operation under probation with or without conditions. For a second or subsequent offense, the City Manager or his designee may impose permanent revocation. C. Any violation of Section 3-304 (Unlawful acts and practices) shall be a Class 2 misdemeanor for a first offense, and a Class I misdemeanor for any second or subsequent offense. A final conviction shall also constitute cause for the Health Director to impose any of the sanctions set forth in subsection A, above, or for the City Manager or his designee to set forth the sanctions set forth in subsection B, above. D. In addition to, and not in lieu of, the other sanctions set forth in this section, the City shall, upon proper application, be entitled to injunctive relief to prevent any subsequent or recurring violation of any section of this chapter by any person. The City shall not be required to show the absence of an adequate remedy at law in order to be entitled to injunctive relief. 3. That this ordinance shall take effect on the date of its adoption.