Maywood Zoning Code § 5100.110 Expiration of Variance or Conditional Use Permit

MAYWOOD ZONING ORDINANCE

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APRIL 28, 2009

A Variance or Conditional Use Permit which is not used after the granting of the permit within the time specified, or within one year if no time is specified, becomes null and void and of no effect, except that:

• A. The Commission may extend such expiration date of any Variance or Conditional Use Permit for a period not to exceed one year.

• B. Where a proposal to acquire land for a governmental enterprise in conjunction with a Variance or Conditional Use Permit has been approved, no time limit shall apply to utilization of said permit, provided that:

1. Within one year of the date of such approval, the governmental agency either acquires the property involved or commences legal proceedings for its acquisition; and

2. Immediately after the acquisition or commencement of legal proceedings for the acquisition of the property, the governmental agency places signs, each with a surface area of not less than 20 square feet but not more than 40 square feet, on the property so that there shall be one such sign facing each street bordering the property. When the property in question is not bounded by a street, the applicant shall erect one sign facing the street nearest the property. Each such sign shall indicate the ownership of the property and the purpose to which it is to be developed. The governmental agency must maintain the signs on the property in good condition until such time as the Variance or Conditional Use Permit privileges are utilized.