(a) A Zoning Permit or Occupancy Permit may be voided by the Zoning Inspector, or the Planning Commission if any of the following apply:
(1) The Zoning Permit or Occupancy Permit was issued contrary to the provision of this chapter.
(2) The Zoning Permit or Occupancy Permit was issued based upon a false statement by the applicant.
(3) The Zoning Permit or Occupancy Permit has been assigned or transferred without notice to and approval by the Zoning Inspector.
(4) The project for which the Zoning Permit or Occupancy Permit was issued was not completed in compliance with the approved applications and plans submitted.
(b) When a Zoning Permit or Occupancy Permit has been declared void for any of the above reasons, written notice of its revocation shall be given by certified mail to the applicant, sent to the address as it appears on the application. Such notice shall also include a statement that all work upon or use of the building, structure or land shall cease unless, and until, a new Zoning Permit or, if applicable, a new Occupancy Permit has been issued. The notice shall also state that the Municipality may invoke one or more of the penalties provided for by Section 1140.11. (Ord. 10-106. Passed 4-15-10; Ord. 13-150. Passed 1-9-14.)