Any conditional use permit issued for natural resource excavation shall be subject to revocation or modification by the Planning Commission, for cause, and in the following manner.
(A) Notice of failure to comply. A notice shall be served on the owner or the permittee by the Community Development Department or his or her representative specifying the failure to comply with the requirements of this subchapter or with any of the conditions set forth in the conditional use permit or city code and state law, requiring him or her to appear before the Planning Commission at a designated date and hour to show cause why said permit should not be revoked or modified.
(B) Hearing. Upon the date set for hearing, the Planning Commission shall hear all charges and other testimony relating to the matter under consideration. The Planning Commission shall then decide to either continue, revoke or modify the permit, or refer the matter to the City Attorney for further action.
(C) Modification of the natural resources permit plans. Modification of the conditional use permit plans for natural resource excavation may be initiated by the Planning Commission or by the permittee where it is merely sought to affect minor revisions in the approved grading plan, schedule of proposed operation, proposed reuse plan or landscape plan. Consideration of such revisions need not require a public hearing provided that in the judgment of the Planning Commission the proposed revisions would not constitute significant changes, and providing also, that the permittee has not expressly requested that a public hearing be held.
(Prior Code, § 29.28.080) (Ord. 00-03, passed 1-20-2000)