1. The requirements of this section shall run with the land and be binding on successors, owners and tenants so long as the buildings are occupied or the use exists.

2. The owners of a commercial development which contains more than one (1) parcel of record or which has more than one (1) owner may be required by the approving authority to submit documents to the city for approval which assure unified control of the development.

3. Any person who desires to occupy vacant floor space, or to change the use of the floor space shall be required to first obtain a certificate of occupancy from the city. Any person constructing or altering a building in the RC zone shall first obtain a building permit from the city for such construction or alteration and then shall obtain a certificate of occupancy from the city before the building being constructed or altered is occupied.

4. If the city determines that the developer, tenant, manager, owner or any other interested person, firm or corporation has failed to maintain the premises consistent with all applicable zoning, health, safety, and building codes and ordinances, the city shall so notify said persons, firms or corporation by written notice specifying the deficiency complained of, and unless such failure is corrected to the satisfaction of the city within thirty (30) days, such failure or deficiency shall be deemed to constitute a “public nuisance” which may be abated in any lawful manner including but not limited to the manner set forth in Title 10, Chapter 8, Utah Code Annotated 1953, as amended. (Ord. 2017-11 §1, adopted, 2017)