Article XII — Life of Approval

(a)

General Term. Permits for communication facilities issued under these regulations shall generally be valid for three years, unless such term is changed through the permitting process.

(b)

Co-located Facilities. A permit for a new co-located facility at a facility with an existing permit that has more than three years remaining on it shall have the same term as the existing permit. If a permit is issued for a new co-located facility at a facility with an existing permit that has less than three years remaining on it, than the existing permit shall be extended to the same term as the new permit.

(c)

Revocation. If the conditions of a conditional use permit granted under this chapter are not complied with, the use permit may be revoked pursuant to article 19 of chapter 27 of this code.

(d)

Renewal. All permits, regardless of the method by which they were originally given, may be extended administratively by the planning director or his/her designee upon verification of the permit-holder's continued compliance with the findings and

conditions of approval under which the application was originally approved. As a part of the renewal process, the planning director or his/her designee may require submission of certification by a radio-frequency exposure professional that the facility is being operated in accordance with all applicable FCC standards for RE emissions. At his/her discretion, the planning director or his/her designee may require a public hearing for renewal of a permit for a communication facility under a conditional use permit.

(Ord. No. 2000-09, § 1.)