This section applies to any application required by article II, Administration. The intent of this section is to extinguish applications that become expired due to inaction by the applicant.
(Ordinance 3575, § 2, adopted 3/25/2019)
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Time limit.
All applications required by chapter 118 article II, Administration shall be reviewed by the enforcement officer as defined in section 118-1 of the Zoning Ordinance and by the development review committee (DRC). When action by an applicant is required for processing an application, e.g., revisions are requested after administrative review, the enforcement officer shall notify the applicant in writing and provide in such notice that the application shall expire 180 days after the date of the notice if:
(Ordinance 3575, § 2, adopted 3/25/2019)
An expired application shall become null and void, and shall not require any further notice or activity by the city. The enforcement officer will treat as a new submittal, any application for a property associated with an expired application, subject to the requirements in effect at the time of the most recent application filing.
(Ordinance 3575, § 2, adopted 3/25/2019)
The enforcement officer may grant an extension of time, for good cause shown, and based on good faith reasons as provided by the applicant. The application automatically expires after the extension period if no actions are taken on the application.
(Ordinance 3575, § 2, adopted 3/25/2019)
Any proposal or application may be withdrawn by the applicant at any time.
(Ordinance 3575, § 2, adopted 3/25/2019)
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Editor's note — Former § 118-204, which pertained to conditions requiring a CS special use permit and derived from Ordinance 1874, adopted 3/22/1993; Ordinance 2019, adopted 11/14/1994, was repealed by Ordinance 2910, 11/13/2006.