Tulsa |
Code of Ordinances |
TULSA CODE OF ORDINANCES |
Title 50. ANNUAL PERMITS |
Chapter 1. ANNUAL PERMITS |
§ 108. Revocation of annual permit.
A.
Any annual permit issued by the City of Tulsa may be revoked by the Mayor upon a finding that:
1.
The permit holder has performed or allowed the performance of work not authorized by the annual permit or has violated any special terms or conditions imposed upon such permit;
2.
The permit holder has refused to permit the inspection of all work performed by the permit holder pursuant to an annual permit;
3.
The permit holder has performed work in buildings or structures not covered by the annual permit, without obtaining required individual permits authorizing such work; or
4.
The permit holder has made a misrepresentation of a material fact in his application for issuance of an annual permit or in his application for renewal of his annual permit.
B.
If an annual permit is revoked by the Mayor, the Mayor shall notify the holder of the permit in writing and the Mayor's decision shall be final unless, within ten (10) days of receipt of such notice, the holder of the permit shall file with the City Clerk a petition for review of the Mayor's decision by the Council.
If a petition for review of the Mayor's decision is timely filed with the Clerk, the Secretary of the Council shall, within five (5) days of such filing, notify the petitioner and the Mayor of the date of the public hearing which date shall be within twenty (20) days of the filing of the petition for review. At the conclusion of the hearing, the Council may approve or rescind the Mayor's revocation of the annual permit, may impose conditions or safeguards and/or may require a guarantee or bond necessary to insure compliance with any condition or limitation which it may impose.
C.
Any aggrieved person who suffers, sustains or incurs direct personal detriment as a consequence of the issuance or renewal of an annual permit, may petition the Mayor, in writing, to revoke an annual permit for the reasons herein stated. The Mayor shall notify the petitioner of his decision in writing, and his decision shall be final unless, within ten (10) days of receipt of such notice, the petitioner shall file with the City Clerk a petition for review by the Council.
If a petition for review of the Mayor's decision is timely filed with the Clerk, the Secretary of the Council shall, within five (5) days of such filing, notify the petitioner, the permit holder and the Mayor of the date of the public hearing, which date shall be within twenty (20) days of the filing of the petition for review. At the conclusion of the hearing, the Council may approve or rescind the Mayor's decision.