final and effective, a Licensee fails to comply with any administrative penalties and/or corrective action in the NOV, DCR may take one or more of the following actions: (1) denial of a License renewal; (2) imposition of more restrictive License conditions; (3) issuance of another or escalating NOV; or (4) suspension or revocation of a License or Operating Permit pursuant to Subsection (e). 6. Stipulated Agreements. Prior to or after issuing a NOV, DCR, in its sole discretion, may enter into a written agreement with a Licensee whereby the Licensee stipulates to committing a violation in exchange for a negotiated administrative penalty or corrective action. DCR, in its sole discretion, may apply the Licensee’s payment of the Administrative Hearing Appeal Fee, or a $2,000 deposit paid pursuant to LAMC Section 104.14(c)(1), to offset the total penalty assessed in a stipulated agreement. If a Licensee violates a stipulated agreement, DCR may issue or re-issue a NOV and impose any administrative penalties authorized under this section or the Rules and Regulations. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,686, Eff. 9/11/25.) (e) Suspension or Revocation of Temporary Approval, Annual License, or Operating Permit. 1. Notice of Suspension. In addition to any of the remedies and penalties set forth in this article or any other law, DCR may suspend Temporary Approval, an Annual License or an Operating Permit by issuing a Notice of Suspension by electronic mail to the Licensee for the reasons listed in Section 104.04(e). The Licensee may request an administrative hearing pursuant to Section 104.14. DCR may reinstate the Temporary Approval, Operating Permit or Annual License if the Licensee completes any corrective action(s) to remedy the violation, or if a hearing officer orders reinstatement following an administrative hearing. DCR shall issue a Letter of Reinstatement if the Operating Permit or Temporary Approval is reinstated. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,451, Eff. 12/30/24.) 2. Notice of Revocation. In addition to any of the remedies and penalties set forth in this article or any other law, DCR may revoke Temporary Approval, an Annual License, or an Operating Permit by issuing a Notice of Revocation by electronic mail to the Licensee after considering the following factors: (1) the extent of harm or potential harm caused by the violation;