(A) The approval of moving permits for commercial buildings by the Mayor or the city’s Board of Adjustments and Appeals, as the case may be pursuant to § 150.056 of this code, may be denied if, in the opinion of Mayor or the Board, the building, its proposed location, or its use is inconsistent with applicable city zoning ordinances, building codes, other ordinances, rules, or regulations. Approval may be conditioned upon the applicant’s compliance with certain terms and conditions, including but not limited to a prescribed period of use by the applicant or duration and the applicant’s compliance with additional requirements concerning health, safety, and the public interest. The applicant’s failure to comply with any such condition of approval shall be a violation of this subchapter.
(B) The fee for a moving permit for an existing building or any existing structure located within the city as of the date of adoption of this subchapter or for a manufactured housing unit, the fee for a moving permit for a storage building, the initial fee for a moving permit for a commercial building, and each subsequent moving permit for the same commercial building within the city shall be in amounts as set forth by City Council ordinance. The fee for a building permit shall be determined under §§ 150.001 and 150.002 and as set by City Council ordinance. The moving permit shall cover only the anticipated move described by the applicant. Any additional moves shall require a new moving permit and the payment of a fee therefor, except that no additional permit fee shall be required for the removal from the city limits of a commercial structure approved under the original permit and used for a period of 18 consecutive months or less.
(Ord. 238, passed 1-15-1990; Am. Ord. 358, passed 6-7-1999) Penalty, see § 150.999