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A-1 <br />Title 1—General Provisions <br />Chapter 1.08 Organization, Applicability, and Interpretation <br />Section 1.08.116 Effect of this Code on Approved Projects and Projects in Process <br />A. Approved Projects. <br />1. No provision of this Code shall require any change in the plans, construction, or designated <br />use of any structure for which a building permit has been issued prior to the effective date <br />of this Code or any subsequent amendment. <br />2. Use permits, Planned Developments, and other discretionary approvals, any of which are <br />valid on the effective date of this Code, shall remain valid until their expiration date. These <br />projects can be built in accord with the conditions of approval in effect at the time of <br />approval, provided that the approval is valid at the time building permits are issued and <br />that such a permit is subject to any time limits imposed pursuant to the Uniform Building <br />Code, adopted by the City. Unless otherwise expressly established in a use permit, <br />variance, Planned Development or other discretionary zoning approval, the use permit, <br />variance, Planned Development or other discretionary approval shall lapse one year after <br />the effective date of this Code unless, by that date: <br />a. A complete application for a building permit has been accepted; or <br />b. A certificate of occupancy has been issued; or <br />c. The use is established; or <br />d. An extension of time has been duly approved by the City. <br />3. Any reapplication for an expired permit must meet the standards in effect at the time of <br />reapplication. <br />4. Any modification of a valid permit issued prior to the effective date of this Code that results <br />in a change in use that affects more than 10 percent of the floor area or an increase in <br />square footage by more than 10 percent of the floor area shall be approved only as a <br />conditional use under the provisions of Chapter 5.08 Use Permits and Variances. In no <br />case may an increase in excess of 2,500 square feet be allowed. <br />