1.

The approval of a site plan shall expire one calendar year from the date of such approval unless construction has begun in accordance with the plan and other village technical standards and specifications which may apply, or if a certificate of occupancy is not issued for the proposed site for within 18 months after the date of approval of the site plan by the planning commission. The zoning administrator may issue an extension of up to 90 calendar days as to the time limits provided in this section when the zoning administrator feels the extension is warranted and the work on the proposed use is proceeding meaningfully toward completion, as determined by the zoning administrator. Further extensions may be granted when deemed appropriate by the Fowlerville Planning Commission. The zoning administrator shall notify the applicant in writing of the expiration of said permit.

2.

Any site plan approved shall be revoked when the construction of said development is not in conformance with the approved plans, in which case the zoning administrator shall give the applicant a notice of intention to revoke the land use proposed at least ten days prior to review of the proposed revocation by the planning commission.

3.

After conclusion of such review, the planning commission may revoke its approval of the development if the planning commission determines that a violation in fact exists and has not been remedied prior to such hearing.

(Ord. No. 346, § 2410, 6-19-2000)