In the event the Public Works Supervisor determines the requirements of the chapter or the original plans are not being met, a notice shall be sent to the applicant/permittee and the owner of the property advising the permit is out of compliance and subject to withdrawal. The reasons for determining non-compliance shall be outlined in the notice. The notice may originate from the Public Works Supervisor or the City Clerk. The applicant/permittee and the owner shall have 30 days to remedy the non-compliance, unless extended by the Public Works Supervisor. If the non-compliance is not remedied at the conclusion of the 30 days, then the permit is deemed withdrawn and the well must be disabled. If the applicant/permittee and/or the owner have not disabled the well and the City has to come on the property, the applicant/permittee and the owner shall pay the costs of rendering the well disabled.
(Ord. 364, passed 9-4-2018; Ord. 369, passed 4-1-2018, § 4.10.041; Ord. 2023-2, passed 2-21-2023)