58-4-9: IMPLEMENTATION; APPLICABILITY; SUSPENSION:
   A.   Other Laws: This chapter is not intended to supersede any Federal, State or local law, including, without limitation, provisions of the Salt Lake City Code, including but not limited to, those relating to the criteria for evaluating historic buildings or sites; or any contract, grant or other funding requirement; or other standards or restrictions that may otherwise apply to an applicable building project.
   B.   Statutory Priority: This chapter is not intended to supersede any Federal, State or local law that gives statutory priority to any applicant, including a charter school under Utah Code Annotated section 10-9a-305(7)(b) (supp. 2008), as amended.
   C.   Applicability Of LEED Design Standards: This chapter does not alter or amend the Executive Order, as specified in title 56, chapter 8 of this Manual, requiring all public buildings owned or operated by the City to be built or renovated to LEED silver standards.
   D.   Suspension: This chapter may be suspended, if in the discretion of the City building official, or his or her designee, the City does not have adequate personnel to carry out the terms of this chapter.
   E.   Emergencies: This chapter is not intended to limit the discretion of the building official, or his or her designee, to act in an emergency or to otherwise process applications in a manner that serves the health, safety or welfare of the City or its residents.
   F.   Contract Not Intended: Nothing stated herein is intended to create a contract, whether express or implied. (2019 Compilation)