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After revocation: options for Quantum Tech include amendment requests, settlement or legal appeal
Summary
At the July 9 hearing counsel for Quantum proposed alternatives to revocation (clarification, amendments, structured compliance, relocation or settlement); the Board declined to accept new evidence and affirmed revocation, leaving those pathways as possible next steps for the company or county staff.
Quantum's attorney recommended a range of remedies short of revocation, including seeking amendments to the CUP, negotiating operational conditions, implementing a structured compliance period, relocating equipment or pursuing settlement proposals. The board made clear the appeal was limited to the record and that no new evidence was admitted at the hearing.
With the Board's affirmation of revocation, the immediate administrative record supports enforcement measures. Quantum may pursue administrative remedies (e.g., a formal CUP amendment application) or judicial review; planning staff and commissioners also noted that certain corrective actions could require building permits, plan submittals and potential remediation to address code violations and safety concerns.
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