10.06.080 Revocation of project permits.
The administrative official may revoke a project permit if it is ascertained that the application included any false information material to the project permit approval, or if it develops that the conditions and safeguards made a part of the terms under which the approval was granted have not been complied with or are not now being maintained.
(1) If the administrative official finds the conditions and safeguards made part of the terms under which the project permit was granted have not been complied with or are not being maintained, the administrative official shall prescribe a reasonable time for correction, and if corrections are not made within the time limit, revocation of the project permit shall become effective five days after the time previously specified.
(2) The applicant or property owner may request a public hearing on the revocation subject to payment of a fee. An open record public hearing shall be held before the legislative authority in accordance with the procedures of Title 21, in order to show cause why such permit approval should not be revoked.
An application for a project permit previously revoked under this section cannot be made within one year after revocation. (Ord. 2172, § 9, 2022; Ord. 1634, § 26, 2004.)