All use permits are always revocable and may be made conditional
or valid for a specific time period and shall be issued by the planning
commission or by the affirmative vote of the city council upon appeal
for any of the uses for which a use permit is required by the terms
of this title. Use permits must be obtained for those uses designated
as requiring use permits under this title whether use be in connection
with new construction, additions or enlargements or extensions of
use.
(Prior code § 30-500.1)
A. Applications
for a use permit or a special use permit or a temporary use permit
shall be made to the planning director in writing on a form prescribed
by the commission and shall be accompanied by plans, sketch plans
and elevations of the building. Applications filed under this section
shall be accompanied by such fees as shall from time to time be set
or established by resolution of the city council. Every application
for a use permit or special use permit or temporary use permit shall
be signed by the owner of the property for which the permit is sought,
or his agent. In the case of leased premises the owner of the underlying
fee title or his agent shall sign the application.
B. Use
permits and special use permits and temporary permits are not personal
to the applicant. Permission granted under a use permit or a special
use permit or a temporary use permit is an incident of ownership of
the property for which it is granted. The owner of the property shall
be responsible for compliance with the terms and conditions of issuance,
if any, of a use permit or a special use permit or a temporary use
permit.
C. Applications
for use permits, special use permits or temporary use permits shall
be either referred directly by the planning director to the planning
commission for public hearing and decision or where such is the case,
be considered by the planning director and processed by him or her,
in which event he shall make his written determination and transmit
a copy thereof to the applicant.
(Prior code § 30-500.2; Ord. 631 Exh. A, 1989)
Procedure for hearing the applicant's request for a use permit and a special use permit shall be the same as that as required for a variance under Section
17.56.020 to Section
17.56.050.
(Prior Code § 30-500.3)
In such cases where the temporary use permit has been refused by the planning director, the applicant may, within ten days of receipt of such notice, file an appeal with the city planning commission. The planning commission shall, upon receipt of such an appeal, set a hearing pursuant to the section of public hearings as established under the variance provisions of Section
17.56.020.
(Prior code § 30-500.4; Ord. 631 Exh. A, 1989)