§ 505.060. Revocation Of Permits.

A. 

The Building Commissioner may deny applications for building permits if, in connection with any pending matter in the City, the applicant or his principal has failed to comply with this Chapter or other applicable ordinances of the City or has failed to comply with any lawful order, ordinance or requirement of the City, the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District or St. Louis County, or of the State or County health department, and continues to remain in violation or default at the time of his/her application. None of the permits mentioned in this Section may be issued contrary to the provisions of zoning regulations.

B. 

The Building Commissioner may deny or revoke any building permit in the following cases:

1. 

At any time before any occupancy or before any work has commenced under the building, excavation, electrical, plumbing or occupancy permits. In such case the permittee is authorized to claim a refund of the permit fees;

2. 

If any person acting under and by virtue of the permits violates any ordinance of the City, the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District or the County or State health department;

3. 

If any such person fails to comply with any lawful order or directive or other requirement of the City, the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District or the County or State health department; or

4. 

If the Board of Aldermen shall, by resolution, declare its intention or desire to rezone or consider the rezoning of any tract of land or change the use regulations pertaining thereto, or to lease, purchase or otherwise acquire any tract or parcel of land for municipal purposes, a copy of such resolution shall within ten (10) days be filed with the Planning and Zoning Commission and a copy thereof posted on the bulletin board in the City Clerk/Collector's office, and in such case no variance, building or occupancy permit, subdivision approval, special permit, zoning district change or use change pertaining to such land or any part thereof shall be granted, issued, recommended or approved during a period of one hundred twenty (120) days after the date of adoption of such resolution.

Ord. No. 1572 § 3, 8-23-2016