(a) The following shall be considered as grounds for the revocation of a home occupation permit or for the assessment of fines as specified:
(1) Any change in use or any change in extent of use, area of the dwelling unit being used, or mechanical or electrical equipment being used that is different from that specified in the granted home occupation permit form that is not first approved by the Zoning Official shall be grounds for the revocation of a home occupation permit;
(2) Any change in use, extent of use, area of the dwelling unit being used, or mechanical or electrical equipment being used that results in conditions not in accordance with the provisions of this article or the additional terms and conditions imposed in the granting of a permit shall result in immediate revocation of the home occupation permit;
(3) Failure to allow periodic inspections by representatives of the City at any reasonable time when an adult member of the family is present shall result in the immediate revocation of the home occupation permit; or
(4) Failure to pay any annual license fee within thirty days after the due date. An additional assessment of ten dollars ($10.00) shall be charged if the annual fee is paid within thirty days after the due date.
(b) Home occupation permits which have been revoked may not be applied for again until a period of six months has lapsed from the date of revocation.
(c) Violations.
(1) Any aggrieved person believing that a violation or violations of this article are occurring and who desires that action be taken by the City shall notify the Zoning Official of such written allegation(s). Within thirty calendar days after receipt by the Zoning Official of such written allegation(s), the Zoning Official shall complete an investigation of the alleged allegation(s) to determine the merits thereof. Within ten calendar days after the City Zoning Official has completed the investigation(s), he shall notify in writing the following persons: the aggrieved party, the holder of the home occupation permit, and the Planning Commission.
(2) If the Zoning Official determines that no violation as alleged or otherwise is occurring, then notification of that decision shall be given to the complaining person or a spokesperson for complaining person by certified mail, return receipt requested.
(3) If the Zoning Official determines that a violation is occurring or has occurred as alleged, then notification of that decision and a time for compliance shall be sent by certified mail, return requested, to both the violator and the complaining person or a spokesperson for the complaining person. The notification shall also state what action, if any, will be taken if compliance is not timely effected.