If, upon consideration of the entire record produced at the hearing, the Board finds by a preponderance of the evidence that the respondent has violated the City Code, the Board may, as appropriate for the nature of the offense and subject to other applicable law, take 1 or more of the following actions:issue an order directing the respondent to cease and desist from the violation; issue a reprimand; revoke or suspend the respondent’s license; report to any appropriate government agency with jurisdiction any information concerning a violation of any law; order the respondent to restore money or property to the person who made the complaint; order the respondent to pay any costs of investigation or related activities of the Department; impose and order the respondent to pay any relevant civil penalty authorized by law; and take any other action that would:assist the person who made the complaint in obtaining relief; or prevent future violations of law. In ordering any remedy, the Board shall consider:the severity of the violation; the severity of any harm to consumers; the motives of the respondent; any previous violations by the same business or business owner; whether the remedy will deter future misconduct; and whether a stop order or restitution would sufficiently protect consumers or the person who made the complaint.