(A) Whenever a building permit is issued in error (either by mistake of fact as to the plans and drawings of the applicant or in misinterpretation of local ordinances or International Building Code by the building commissioner), the building commissioner may revoke the previously issued building permit by notifying the applicant of the defect in plans or misinterpretation of local ordinances by letter.
(B) The letter of revocation shall specify a date not to exceed 21 days in the future in which the applicant may appear before the building commissioner, the chairman of the license and permits committee, and the mayor sitting as the revocation-renewal board, to request renewal of the previously granted building permit. It is the responsibility of the mayor to rule on evidence. The mayor shall, however, make rulings on evidence in a liberal manner so as to facilitate an informal fact-finding hearing.
(C) If, at the hearing, the revocation-renewal board does not renew the building permit, the applicant will have no further administrative remedies available to him from the city.
(Ord. O-52-76, passed 12-21-76)