(A) The applicant's failure to materially comply with any of the provisions under the special use permit, any conditions imposed on the project, and/or failure to comply with any law or regulation shall be a default and shall be grounds for revocation of the special use permit by the County Board.
(B) Prior to implementation of the applicable county procedures for the resolution of default(s), the County Board must first provide written notice to the applicant and operator, setting forth the alleged default(s) and provide an opportunity for the applicant or the operator to cure the default(s) within a 30 calendar day period from the date of the notice. Should the applicant commence the cure within that 30-day cure period, and diligently pursues a cure, then the applicant shall receive an additional 60 days to continue to pursue the cure before the county pursues procedures for the resolution of default. If the default relates to a life safety issue or interference with local, government public safety (police, fire, emergency medical services, emergency management services, 911 dispatch) communications, the applicant or the operator shall take all necessary and available commercial measures to immediately cure the default. If the applicant or operator cannot cure the default(s) or resolve the alleged default(s) within the cure period, then applicable county ordinance provisions addressing the resolution of such default(s) shall govern.
(Ord. O-146-05-23, passed 5-11-2023)