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S. The building shall not be expanded in size or intensity from the 672 s.f. currently <br />proposed within the structure. All permitted office interim uses shall be restricted to <br />space within the proposed structure. <br />6. The trash containers shall be stored within the accessory building on the site. Trash <br />collection shall only be permitted during normal residential collection hours 7am to <br />10 pm weekdays and (9 am to 9 pm weekends) as established and amended in <br />Section 405 of the City Code. <br />7. No exterior storage on the site shall be permitted. No commercial vehicles may be <br />parked or stored on the site. <br />8. The annlicant �r success�rs shall he resn�nsihle f�r renair �f the hirf navement <br />adiacent buildin�s and utilities and removal of a11 suuuort eauinment and materials <br />within 30 davs after removal of the interim use structure. <br />9. The interim use permit shall expire on September 24, 2004, unless an application is <br />submitted for a three-year extension of the permit in the May 2004. Upon the <br />expiration date of the initial term of the interim use permit, as established by the City <br />Council, the permit sha11 automatically expire without action of any kind unless the <br />permit is extended in accordance with Subsection 10 of this Section. <br />10. Applications for extension shall be filed 120 days prior to the expiration date of the <br />original permit, or the expiration of any e�tension thereof. Unless the original permit <br />was expressly declared to be nonrenewable, the interim use permit may be extended <br />for additional terms of not more than three (3) years each if the City Council makes <br />a11 of the findings set forth in this resolution at of the time of each renewal. The City <br />Council sha11 be the approving authority for any or all extensions of the permit. The <br />Council may refer the application for extension to the Planning Commission for <br />study and recommendations action thereon if the Council determines that special <br />problems or circumstances may e�st with regard to the proposed extension. There is <br />no vested right or legal entitlement to an extension and the decision on any <br />application for extension shall be within the sole discretion of the City Council. <br />11. The City Council shall, in all cases, retain continuing jurisdiction over each such <br />permit and may, at any time, either on its own initiative or in response to a violation <br />of the terms of the permit, modify or delete any conditions of the permit or impose <br />any new conditions if necessary in order to preserve the public health, safety and <br />welfare, or to prevent the creation or continuance of a public nuisance, or where such <br />action is necessary to preserve or restore any of the findings set forth in this <br />resolution. Prior to Council action, the Planning Commission shall conduct a public <br />hearing on the proposed modification to the permit conditions and notice thereof <br />shall be given in the same mannei as prescribed in Section 108 and Section 1012. <br />12. Violations of the terms of this Interim Use Permit shall be considered grounds for <br />revocation of the Interim Use Permit at any one time or grounds for denial of a <br />permit extension to a further three-year period. An interim use permit may be <br />revoked upon a determination by the City Council that the holder of such permit has <br />failed to comply with any of the conditions thereof or has violated any applicable <br />provision of the City Code. Prior to Council action, the Planning Commission shall <br />