Subject to the hearing provisions of § 21-419 of this subtitle, the Secretary shall suspend a permit issued under this subtitle if: The holder of the permit has obtained the permit fraudulently or deceptively; The holder of the permit has violated this subtitle or a rule or regulation adopted under this subtitle; A violation of this subtitle or a rule or regulation adopted under this subtitle exists at the place for which the permit has been issued under this subtitle; A health hazard exists at the place for which the permit has been issued or exists as to the individual who holds the permit; or The holder of the permit has interfered with the Secretary in the performance of the Secretary’s duties. Except as otherwise provided in this section, before suspending a permit, the Secretary shall give to the holder of the permit notice of intent to suspend. The notice shall: Specify with particularity the condition or violation that the Secretary believes to justify the suspension; and State that the holder has an opportunity to correct the condition or violation before a time that is: At least 48 hours after the holder receives the notice of intent to suspend; and Agreed on by the parties or set by the Secretary. The Secretary is not required to give notice of intent to suspend a permit if: The violation creates an imminent hazard to public health; or The holder of the permit has willfully refused to permit an authorized inspection. If a permit has been suspended more than once, the Secretary may revoke the permit.