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~ Page 14 of24 . (t)Expiration and Revocation of Permit: An owner's accessory unit permit granted by the city manager or planning board automatically expires one hundred eighty days after the date on which it is granted unless a rental license for the unit is obtained within such period. The manager may grant an extension of this period for good cause shown, but only if application therefor is made prior to the expiration of the period. After revocation or expiration of the permit, the city manager will inspect the property to ensure that the kitchen, bathroom, and any other improvements necessary to return the structure to a conforming use have been removed. (l)An owner's accessory unit permit expires upon the failure ofthe permittee to satisfy any condition prescribed by subsection (a) of this section. (2)An owner's accessory unit permit may be revoked by the city manager upon the permittee's or the permittee's tenant's conviction of a violation of this ordinance or any provision of Chapters 6-2, "Weed Control," 6-3, "Garbage," or 10-11, "Signs" or Sections 6-1-17, "Animals as Nuisance Prohibited" or 5-6-2, "Excessive Sound Levels," B.R.C. 1981. (3)Upon notification of permit expiration or revocation, the permittee may request a hearing as provided in Chapter 1-3, "Quasi-Judicial Hearings," B.R.C. 1981. Within thirty days of revocation or expiration of a permit, no owner shall fail to remove the improvements necessary to return the property to its single-family use status. (4) Upon revocation of a permit, the owner may not reapply for an owner's accessory unit permit for any location in the city for a period of three years following the date of revocation or conviction. (g)Owner's Accessory Unit Will Not Become a Non-Conforming Use: Ifthe provisions of this section are repealed by this or any future city council, the legal use of an owner's accessory unit must be terminated within five years from the date of repeal, and the owner's unit will not become a non- conforming use. Ordinance No. 5971 (1998). 9-3.4-14Neighborhood Centers. (a)Limitations: A neighborhood center! may be located only in the LR-D, MR-E, MR-D, MR-X, HR- E, HR-D, or HR-X districts. Neighborhood centers shall also comply with the requirements of Sections 9-4-9, "Use Review" and 9-4-11, "Site Review," B.R.C. 1981. (b )Criteria: No neighborhood center shall be developed or operated except in conformance with the following criteria: (l )Size: The entire neighborhood center does not exceed three acres in size and is located so as to provide services primarily to existing residential development in the surrounding neighborhood; (2)Type and Size ComQatible: The non-residential uses are of a type and size appropriate for the service and convenience of the residents of the residential development or the surrounding residential neighborhood; (3)Placement, Design, and Character ComQatible: The placement, design, and character of the non-residential uses are complementary to and compatible with the predominantly residential character of the residential development or the surrounding established http://bcn.boulder . co. us/boulder/ cao/934 .html 5/28/99