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The Board of Trustees may revoke a permit issued under this Division whenever the Board of Trustees, in its sole judgment, determines that such permit should be revoked. Such revocation may be on the grounds of public safety, public necessity, public good or any other cause which the Board of Trustees, in its sole judgment, determines to be applicable. The grounds for revocation of a permit under this Division shall not be limited to the grounds set forth in this Section.
(Ord. 347 §1, 2008)
Whenever the Board of Trustees revokes a permit under this Division, and whenever a balcony is constructed or maintained on or over any public property without obtaining a permit, the City Manager shall notify the record owner of the adjacent premises to remove such balcony within such time as the Board of Trustees determines is reasonable under the circumstances.
(Ord. 347 §1, 2008)
If the record owner fails to comply with the order to remove the balcony, the Board of Trustees may cause the balcony to be removed and charge the costs thereof, plus up to fifteen percent (15%) of such costs for administration, to the record owners of the adjacent property. If any record owner fails or refuses to pay, when due, any charges imposed under this Section, the Board of Trustees may, in addition to taking other collection remedies, certify any unpaid charges, including interest, to the County Treasurer, to be levied against the adjacent property for collection by the County in the same manner as delinquent general taxes upon such adjacent property are collected.
(Ord. 347 §1, 2008)