12.05.140 Revocation of a WTF permit.
A. A WTF permit may be revoked if permittee is not in compliance with permit conditions, if the permit conditions are not enforceable, or for a failure to comply with any provision of the code relating to the permit, or relating to the WTF associated with the permit (“default event”). By way of example and not limitation, a refusal to timely remove facilities located in the rights-of-way where required in connection with a public works project would be a default event.
B. The city manager may revoke a WTF permit only after:
1. Written notice of the default event has been provided to the WTF permit holder;
2. The WTF permit holder has been afforded a reasonable opportunity to cure and comply with its permit, or demonstrate that no default event occurred.
C. If the WTF permit holder fails to cure, the city council or the city council through a designee shall conduct a noticed public hearing where the WTF permit holder shall be afforded an opportunity to speak and be heard and to provide written material prior to the hearing. If the city council, after the public hearing, finds that the WTF or the WTF permit holder has violated any law regulating the WTF or has failed to comply with the requirements of this chapter, the WTF permit, any applicable agreement or any condition of approval, the city council may revoke the permit.
D. Upon revocation, the city council may require the removal of the WTF or take any other legally permissible action or combination of actions necessary to protect the health and welfare of the town. (Ord. 613 (part), 2015; Ord. 612 (part), 2015)