Section 750-E. License; application

1. Any person desiring a license to
  engage in the business of operating a pet cemetery  or  pet  crematorium
  under  this  article  may  make  application  to  the secretary of state
  therefor. The application shall  be  subscribed  by  the  applicant  and
  affirmed  by  him  or  her as true under the penalties of perjury.  Such
  application shall be in a form as the secretary of state shall prescribe
  setting forth:
    (a) The name and address of the applicant: if an individual, the  name
  under which he or she intends to conduct business; if a partnership, the
  name  and  business  address  of each member thereof, and the name under
  which business is to be conducted; if a corporation;  the  name  of  the
  corporation and the name and business address of each stockholder of the
  corporation holding stock interest of more than ten per centum.
    (b)  The  place or places, including the complete address or addresses
  where the business is to be conducted.
    (c) A summary of all relevant experience  of  all  persons  listed  in
  paragraph  (a)  of  this subdivision in the operation of a cemetery, pet
  cemetery, crematorium, pet crematorium and/or the management of funds.
    (d) Satisfactory evidence of good moral character.
    (e) Such further information as the secretary of state  may  prescribe
  by rule or regulation.
    2. The secretary of state shall not issue a license to any person who:
    (a) has had their license to operate a pet cemetery or pet crematorium
  suspended or revoked by the secretary of state; or
    (b)  has  been  convicted within the last five years of a felony under
  the laws of this state involving fraud, bribery, perjury,  or  theft  or
  has  been  convicted  under the laws of any other state or of the United
  States of a criminal offense which, if committed and prosecuted in  this
  state, would constitute a similar felony under such laws of this state.
    3. Any person who has had an application for a license rejected by the
  secretary  of  state  may  appeal such determination pursuant to section
  seven hundred fifty-i of this article.