Webster City Zoning Code
ARTICLE II
Permits 1
§ 650-7 Expiration of permit. [1]
[Added 3-7-1972 ATM, Art. 68; added 3-6-1973 ATM, Art. 59]
All permits on which construction has not commenced within six months from date of grant shall be null and void.
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Editor's Note: Original Section 2A, adopted 3-6-1973 ATM, Art. 56, which imposed a one-year moratorium on multiple-family dwellings and which preceded this section, has been omitted due to its expiration.
§ 650-8 Trailers and temporary structures related to construction.
[Added 3-6-1973 ATM, Art. 57]
No trailer or other temporary structure shall be maintained on a lot for a period of time in excess of one year except where unusual circumstances require a special permit from the Zoning Agent to complete construction.[1]
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Editor's Note: Original Section 2C, Application for building with more than six apartments, as added 3-6-1973, Art. 58 and amended 5-4-1982 ATM, Art. 10, which immediately followed this section, was deleted 5-11-2009 ATM, Art. 23, as it was replaced by Section 5 of District 3 in 1978 but then erroneously amended in 1982.
§ 650-9 Building permits now in force.
Nothing in these bylaws shall require any change in the plans construction, size or designated use of any building, structure or part thereof for which a building permit has been legally granted before the enactment of these bylaws, and the construction of which from such plans date of enactment, except that if the building operation in question is discontinued for a period of six months, any further construction shall be in conformity with the provisions of these bylaws.[1]
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Editor's Note: Original Art. XVI of the pre-1988 Bylaws Booklet, which followed this section and consisted of a Height restriction section, amended 5-11-1998 ATM, Art. 3; an Enforcement of Building Code section; and a Demolition section, added 4-14-1981 ATM, Art. 22, was deleted 5-11-2009 ATM, Art. 23, as such text was erroneously included in a retyped version of the Zoning Bylaw. See now this Ch. 650 for height provisions; and Ch. 329, Building Construction and Demolition.