7-5 Expiration and Revocation
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7-5.1 Expiration. A Conditional Use Permit shall be considered to be exercised when the application has been approved by the City Council. When such permit is abandoned or discontinued for a period of 1 year, it shall not be reestablished, unless authorized by the Planning Commission, City Council or Appeal Authority on appeal. 7-5.2 Revocation. A Conditional Use Permit shall be revoked where the applicant fails to comply with conditions imposed by the City. Conditional Use Permits shall be suspended upon failure to renew any associated business licenses. Upon suspension, the Planning Commission shall determine if the Conditional Use Permit is to be reissued or revoked. The Planning Commission may initiate revocation proceedings when evidence indicates the Conditional Use Permit is no longer in the public interest, or when directed by the Bryce Canyon City Council. Conditional Use Permit holders and impacted land owners shall be granted the opportunity of a public hearing prior to any revocation.