(A) The applicant's, owner's, or operator's failure to materially comply with any of the above provisions shall constitute a default under this chapter.
(B) Prior to implementation of the applicable city procedures for the resolution of such default(s), the appropriate city body shall first provide written notice to the owner and operator, setting forth the alleged default(s). Such written notice shall provide the owner and operator a reasonable time period, not to exceed 60 days, for good faith negotiations to resolve the alleged default(s).
(C) If the city determines in its discretion, that the parties cannot resolve the alleged default(s) within the good faith negotiation period, then applicable city ordinance provisions addressing the resolution of such default(s) shall govern.
(D) Upon finding a default or violation of the terms of any permit, the city shall have the authority to revoke the permit after notice to the applicant and after affording the applicant/permittee an opportunity to be heard.
(Ord. 2021-MC03, passed 2-8-2021)