Any permit granted hereunder shall be subject to revocation by the planning commission if it is ascertained thereby that the application includes or included any false information, or if it develops that the conditions of approval have not been complied with or are not being maintained, or the conditional use becomes detrimental to public health, safety or welfare.
A. In order to consider revocation of a conditional use permit, the planning commission shall hold a public hearing as prescribed in Chapter 16.132. The permit holder shall be required to show cause as to why such permit should not be revoked.
B. If the planning commission finds that the conditions of permit approval have not been complied with or are not being maintained, a reasonable time shall be given for correction. If corrections are not made within the specified time, revocation of the permit shall become effective.
C. Reapplication for a conditional use permit cannot be made within one year after revocation except that the planning commission may allow a new application if, in its opinion, new evidence or a change in circumstances warrant it. (Prior code § 10.582)