The zoning administrator may issue a conditional use permit approved by the planning commission and a conditional use permit-minor modification on his or her own approval which comply with the provisions of this chapter, on forms prescribed by the zoning administrator, and may require additional terms and conditions of permit issuance considered necessary to assure the integrity of the permit and property in the area, vicinity and zone classification, and to be certain that such permit is not discriminatory or in effect granting a special privilege not otherwise shared. A building permit shall be obtained within two years from the date of approval unless otherwise specified in the conditional use permit as a condition of approval or such permits shall automatically become null and void and shall not be reconsidered except upon filing a new application. The zoning administrator may, however, establish a greater time period for compliance with conditions of conditional use permit approval as she or he deems necessary during the review process. The zoning administrator may defer any extension of time to the planning commission for applications she or he deems of a complex nature or as deemed necessary. During the course of exercising the conditional use permit, the applicant may file a request, in writing, with the planning division for an extension of the time period, provided that such request is so filed not less than thirty days prior to the expiration date established for compliance with the conditions of permit approval. Should, at any time during the period which such permits are in effect, the zoning administrator finds that performance thereof is in violation of the provisions of this chapter and/or terms and conditions subject thereto, he or she shall forthwith by declaration serve notice of revocation thereof and shall revoke same.
(Prior code § 9213.07(I); Ord. 1170 § 9, 2023)