(A) The city’s Planning Director and the planning staff shall ensure compliance with this chapter and the terms and conditions set forth in its approval. They shall make random and/or intermittent inspections to determine compliance of the city’s ordinances and policies and, if necessary, activate enforcement measures to seek full compliance. The city’s planning staff shall also investigate any complaints of alleged non-compliance to the conditional use permit’s property and shall keep a record of all complaints indicating what action has or had been taken. These records shall then be presented to the city’s Advisory Commission and/or City Council at the time of proposed renewal.
(B) Upon determination of non-compliance of the conditional use permit to prevailing ordinances and/or terms of its approval, the city’s planning staff shall give written notice to the permit holder of record citing the nature of the alleged violation, and the action necessary to remedy the violation; and shall set forth a time period of not less than ten calendar days, nor more than 30 calendar days, in which to comply.
(C) The Planning and Zoning Commission, after due hearing called to consider any violation that would warrant its consideration prior to any renewal date, may revoke or suspend a conditional use permit that has been legitimately documented to continually violate the city’s ordinances and policies. Continued use without a permit will be a violation of this chapter and shall be subject to the Municipal Court process to seek proper adjudication.
(D) If a conditional use permit has not been used within one year after approval, the permit is automatically cancelled; and any desire to seek its activation must again be processed as originally considered (i.e., file the filing fee, site plan review, advisory board action in a public hearing format and the like).
(Ord. 2016-07, passed 8-9-2016)