A. Grounds: The commission or hearing examiner, upon request by the Council, an individual, or itself, may consider and revoke a conditional use permit for any of the following grounds:
1. Violation of this title.
2. Violation of the conditions of the permit after notice of the violation.
3. Causing or allowing a nuisance in connection with the premises.
B. Public Hearing; Decision: If the commission or hearing examiner finds that probable cause exists for revocation of a conditional use permit, the Administrator shall give notice of a hearing to the permittee and the public in the same manner as notice of a hearing for an application for a conditional use permit. The permittee has the burden of establishing that grounds do not exist for revocation of a conditional use permit. The commission or hearing examiner shall hold a hearing on the question of revoking the permit and, if it finds that a substantial basis for revocation exists, it shall revoke the permit. The decision of the commission or hearing examiner may be appealed to the Council or the commission, as the case may be, by the applicant or the person requesting the revocation. The procedure for the appeal shall be conducted in accordance with section 17.03.050 of this title. (Ord. 1191, 2015)