A. Prior to initiating enforcement proceedings or criminal prosecution as provided for in this chapter, the county planner/zoning administrator shall provide written notice, by mail or hand delivery, of each violation of this title or the subdivision ordinance to the owner of record, on file in the county recorder's office, or to the person designated, in writing, by the owner of record as the owner's agent.
B. The owner of record shall be allowed a minimum of thirty (30) calendar days to cure the violation, as noticed by the county planner/zoning administrator, as provided in subsection A of this section.
C. The land use authority may extend the period to cure the noticed violation, to a date certain, if evidence is presented, at a commission meeting, that the owner of record is proceeding with reasonableness and compelling reasons exist for such extension.
D. Following the expiration of the period to cure a noticed violation the land use authority may revoke an approved land use application, if the land use authority finds that one or more of the following exist:
1. The land use application approval was obtained in a fraudulent manner.
2. One or more of the requirements, terms or conditions of the land use application approval has not been met.
E. A land use authority may modify the requirements, terms, or conditions of a land use application approval if the land use authority finds that the use is creating a nuisance. (Ord. 15-02-17, 2-17-2015)
Notes
| 1 | 1. UCA § 17-27a-803(3)(b). |