(a) The Mayor has the authority to issue special land use permits for the exclusive temporary use of city lands. A special land use permit does not convey an interest in the land and may be revoked for cause with 30 days notice. Unless otherwise agreed to in writing, the land will be restored to its original condition upon expiration or revocation of the permit. Easements will not be granted under a special land use permit.
(b) Public comment shall be sought before the issuing of a special land use permit in those situations where, in the opinion of the Mayor, a hazardous or obnoxious use might significantly affect the surrounding area. Notice of the proposed action shall be published for a period that public comment shall be provided. When significant adverse comment is received, a public hearing shall be held.
(c) A special land use permit shall not be granted for a term exceeding one year. Special land use permits are not transferable nor renewable. Upon expiration, a special land use permit may be reissued for a term not exceeding one year.
(d) If a fee is charged for the issuance of a special land use permit, the fee schedule shall be established by the City Council.