§ 22.64.090. Project Completion.

Project completion is the point at which active County review of project progress is terminated. A development project is considered completed when:

A.

A Certificate of Occupancy has been issued or, in the case of a dwelling, final building inspection has been granted by the Building Official verifying that all structures, site improvements and/or off-site work has been completed; and any bonds (Section 22.64.040) guaranteeing site improvements have been released.

B.

The Director verifies that a use or activity not involving a building or grading permit is occurring on the subject site in compliance with all applicable provisions of this Title and any adopted conditions.

C.

A final map is recorded, in the case of a Conditional Use Permit approval that is intended only to authorize the filing of a tentative map in compliance with planning area standard (Article 9) or Chapter 22.22 (Land Division Design Standards), unless conditions of approval of the Conditional Use Permit specify other standards for determining project completion.

[Amended 1984, Ord. 2163; 1992, Ord. 2553] [22.02.044]