(A) Revocation by . The revoke any issued by the pursuant to this for any violation of this upon the having knowledge of the violation; provided, however, that the notify the /operator and of the violation that may cause the to be revoked and give the /operator and at least 10 business days to cure the violation. If the /operator and/or the fails to cure the violation within the time prescribed, the revoke the . The revocation of the must be made in writing and must be accompanied by the reasons for which the was revoked.
(B) Revocation by . The may revoke any issued pursuant to this for any violation of this ; provided, however, that prior to the consideration of the revocation of the , the notify the /operator and of the violation that may cause the to be revoked and give the /operator and at least 10 business days to cure the violation. If the /operator and/or the fails to cure the violation within the time prescribed, the may prepare an item requesting that the set a quasi-judicial public hearing on the revocation of the and forward the item to the appropriate personnel by the agenda deadline for the first regularly scheduled meeting of the after the revocation request has been submitted. The schedule the public hearing for a regular evening meeting on a date which allows sufficient time for notice of the hearing to be mailed to of adjacent and to be published in the newspaper, as outlined in § 154.199. Notice of a quasi-judicial public hearing on an application for a proposed comply with the provisions of G.S. § 160D-601, as amended. (See § 154.199). The revocation of the must be made in writing and must be accompanied by the reasons for which the was revoked. The request for revocation of the submitted to the may be accompanied by an application for variance related to the violation and the same may be considered by the as outlined in § 154.097.
(Ord. 00079, passed 4-25-2013; Am. Ord. 2021-06, passed 4-22-2021)