A demolition permit is required for the planned destruction of any existing significant structure (such as a shop, dwelling, garage, barn, or outbuilding). There is no fee for the permit unless demolition applies to a registered historic structure.
(Ord. 974 § 4 (Exh. A.2 § 5.10), 1998)
Demolition permit applications shall be reviewed and determined by planning and public works as a Type I decision. The request to demolish a historic structure shall be subject to review and determination at a public hearing by the planning commission as a Type III decision.
(Ord. 974 § 4 (Exh. A.2 § 5.10), 1998)
The demolition permit application must be signed and submitted by the property owner(s) of record, and must include a demolition plan which clearly addresses all of the following:
A. 
The reason for demolishing the structure.
B. 
A detailed plan of intent for the property after demolition which demonstrates that the intentions are consistent with current zoning restrictions and allowances.
C. 
The method of demolition, including measures to ensure that no surrounding roadways, properties or buildings are disturbed in the process.
D. 
The method of disposal for all demolition debris, especially hazardous materials.
E. 
If the property is to remain vacant, a detailed listing of all utilities to the property and the method for properly disconnecting, securing or capping the utility connections as appropriate.
(Ord. 974 § 4 (Exh. A.2 § 5.10), 1998)