(A) Every special use permit granted shall be accompanied by a finding of fact specifying the reason for granting such special use permit.
(B) The Board of Appeals may revoke a permit issued under this article if:
(1) The proposal for which a permit has been issued is not carried out pursuant to the approved final site plan;
(2) If any condition or requirement included in the permit is not complied with. The Board of Appeals may, however, allow modification of the final plan, before completion, in conformity with the application provisions for review as provided for in this Article IX; or
(3) If after a period of two years, no action, construction, or permit has been issued on behalf of the applicant, the special use permit will be considered to have expired. All outstanding special use permits that have been issued prior to the passage date of Ord. 1775, shall have a period of two years to take action, construct, or apply for a permit, before that special use permit shall be considered expired also; however, the applicant may apply, at no cost, for a one time, one-year extension.
(C) After receiving the hearing record and decision on a petition for special use permit from the Zoning Board of Appeals, the City Council shall act in accordance with § 40-7-5(B).
(Ord. 1070, § 40-9-10, passed 7-20-1998; Am. Ord. 1775, passed 3-4-2019; Am. Ord. 1830, passed 8-16-2021)