All approvals by the design review board or applicable review authority shall be valid for a period of two years except approvals for a sign program which shall be valid until replaced by a later sign program approval. For murals the design review approval shall be valid for a period of five years, at which time the design review approval expires and a reapplication can be made prior to expiration. A fence or wall in the street front setback or in the street side setback in the “H” horse overlay zone approved by the design review board must be completely constructed within two years of the date of the design review board approval. All necessary building permits and sign permits must be obtained within this two year period except sign permits on a lot or site involving a sign program. In the event that a building permit or sign permit is obtained in a timely manner and subsequently expires, all design review board approvals shall expire with the building permit or sign permit if such permit expires after the two year period. However, in the event that an application is made to the building official to renew action on an application for a building permit or sign permit after expiration, the director of community development shall have the authority to reinstate all related design review board approvals for the period of the building permit. The director of community development shall grant such reinstatement only in the event he or she can make a written finding that neighborhood conditions, i.e., those neighborhood conditions upon which the design review authority determined the project’s compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood, have not substantially changed since the original design review approval.
(Ord. 5399 Attach. A, 2004; Ord. 5571 § 3, 2007; Ord. 5803 § 106, 2013; Ord. 5955 § 4, 2020)