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Draft zoning language sets temporary use permit approval by administrator or commission, outlines revocation for noncompliance
Summary
The draft code would let the Zoning Administrator or a Planning Commission designee approve temporary use permits and lists grounds for revocation including failure to comply with conditions or law, failure to build or maintain the approved site, or court-found nuisance.
The draft amendments to Box Elder County zoning (Exhibit B) designate the Zoning Administrator or a designee Planning Commission as the authority to approve Temporary Use Permits under Section 2-2-160 and related clauses. The draft also ties revocation to Section 2-4-070(B) and adds three specific revocation grounds: (a) failure to comply with conditions or any County, State, or Federal law; (b) failure to construct or maintain the site as approved; and (c) operation of the use being found to be a nuisance by a court of competent jurisdiction.
Those procedural details would give enforcement staff and the hearing process a clear set of triggers for removing temporary authorizations. The draft does not itself enact a specific permit decision; it specifies review and revocation mechanics to be applied when a permit holder departs from conditions or the law. The language is presented as draft regulatory text rather than minutes of an adopted policy.
