Chapter 1A Zoning Code

Chapter 1A Article 1

ts of this Zoning code (chapter 1A) do not apply to temporary permits for public parking in the Residential Use Districts (Div. 5B.3.). However, in approving permits, the Zoning Administrator may impose those conditions as the Zoning Administrator deems necessary to protect the peaceful and quiet enjoyment of the subject and nearby properties. 3. Revocation a. the Zoning Administrator may suspend or revoke any temporary use approval, if the Zoning Administrator determines that the temporary use bears no significant relation to the reconstruction and recovery of areas adversely impacted by the emergency, or that the conditions imposed on any temporary use approval have not been complied with, or that an unreasonable level of interference with the peaceful enjoyment of neighboring properties is created by the conduct of any authorized activity. b. Prior to the revocation of a temporary use approval, the Zoning Administrator shall give written notice to the record owner or lessee to appear within five days, or less if justified by a threat to public health and safety, at a time and place fixed by the Zoning Administrator and show cause why the temporary use approval should not be revoked or why further conditions should not be imposed. c. A determination of the Zoning Administrator pursuant to this Subsection B. (Long-Term Temporary Uses) may be appealed to the Area Planning commission on a form prescribed by the Department in accordance with the procedures described in this Section (Local Emergency Temporary Regulations). 4. Other Permits and Licenses this Division (Emergency Provisions) does not, except as stated here, modify or affect in any way the duty of any applicant to obtain any other permit or license which may be required under any other provision of this Zoning code (chapter 1A) or state law. 5. Application a. An application to allow any temporary use referred to in this Division (Emergency Provisions) shall be filed with the Department of city Planning upo