§ 108-323. Revocation.

(a)

If the applicant does not begin and substantially complete the planned unit development, or any phase of the planned unit development, within the initial four years imposed in section 108-321, the community development director shall review the planned unit development and shall schedule a public hearing before the planning commission.

(1)

The approved planned unit development zone and any land development designations such as plats, building permits or approved construction plans shall be revoked.

(2)

Upon revocation, the land within the planned unit development shall revert back to the previous zoning prior to the PUD approval.

(3)

There shall be a one-year moratorium after revocation before a new rezoning application will be accepted by the city from the existing owner. A new owner shall have the right to petition anytime within the year.

(b)

The recommendation of the planning commission shall be presented at the next regular meeting of the city council. The city council shall make the final determination upon whether to grant an extension or approve the revocation.

(1)

If the extension is granted by the city council the developer shall have two years from the date of the council meeting to substantially complete the project.

(2)

If the council accepts the recommendation of revocation from the planning commission it shall go into effect immediately.

(Ord. No. 1807, 5-24-2018)