14-2-508 REVOCATION
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The official Bountiful code is at https://www.bountiful.gov/197/Land-Use-Code.
Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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A. Upon receiving a written complaint alleging a violation or failure to comply with any condition prescribed in a Conditional Use Permit, the Planning Department shall investigate the complaint. If the complaint has merit, and attempts to remedy the complaint fail, the Planning Department:
1. May place the complaint on the agenda of a regularly scheduled meeting of the approving body, provided that the permittee shall have at least fourteen (14) days notice of the meeting.
B. Permittee shall be given written notice by personal service or by certified mail of the exact nature of the complaint and the date and time of the hearing before the Land Use Authority. An informal hearing may be conducted to determine the current status of the Conditional Use Permit prior to any public hearing, without notification to surrounding owners.
C. The Land Use Authority, after hearing the evidence presented regarding the complaint, may continue the hearing from time to time, may modify or rescind any condition or requirement of the Conditional Use Permit as it deems necessary, or may take no action and dismiss the complaint.
D. If, after review at the informal hearing the Land Use Authority finds that evidence of failure to comply with the provisions of the Conditional Use Permit is substantial enough to consider revocation; it shall schedule a formal hearing for purposes of considering revocation of the Conditional Use Permit. The notice for the revocation hearing shall be the same noticing procedure used for considering a new petition.
E. The Land Use Authority, after hearing final evidence and testimony on the status of the Conditional Use Permit, may revoke the Conditional Use Permit or modify the conditions as deemed necessary.
F. Any permittee aggrieved by an order may appeal such decision as set forth in 14-2-108.