A. The repeal of an ordinance shall not repeal the repealing clause of such ordinance or revive any ordinance which has been repealed thereby.
B. The repeal of an ordinance or any part thereof shall not effect any punishment or penalty incurred, levied or otherwise ordered before the repeal took effect.
C. The repeal of an ordinance or any part thereof, if the violation thereof constitutes a misdemeanor under this code, shall not affect any prosecution for a violation thereof occurring prior to the effective date of the repeal.
D. The repeal of an ordinance or any part thereof or the amendment thereof which has the effect of changing the grounds, conditions, or other criteria upon which any act is authorized or not authorized under this code, shall not affect any determination finally made by the council, commission or other body authorized hereunder to authorize or not authorize such act, provided that such final determination occurs before the effective date of such repeal or amendment, notwithstanding that the final determination of such body is not final by reason of the existence of the right of appeal or other review under this code, the proceedings of which are pending at the time of the effective date of such repeal or amendment. It is intended that this provision be interpreted so that all appeals or other reviews of determinations made under this code shall be conducted with respect to the law applicable at the time of the determination appealed from without reference to subsequent repeals of or amendments to the provisions under which the determinations were made. Nothing herein shall prohibit a reconsideration of the determination by the determining body pursuant to the law applicable subsequent to the effectiveness of such repeal or amendment where a reconsideration is directed by the body considering the appeal or review upon grounds other than the subsequent effectiveness of the ordinance repealing or amending the provisions under which the determination was originally made.
(Prior code § 1.4 (Ord. 224 §3, Ord. 1073 §2))