For real property with respect to which any development has proceeded on the basis of a geotechnical report acknowledged by the D.R.C., no final inspection shall be completed, nor any certificate of occupancy issued, not any performance bond released, until a geotechnical engineer qualified by related experience and licensure in the State of Utah certifies that the completed improvements and structures conform to the descriptions and requirements contained in the geotechnical report. However, when necessary to address conditions discovered after the D.R.C. has acknowledged the geotechnical report, the improvements and structures may, with the written consent of the city engineer, deviate from the descriptions and requirements contained in the geotechnical report. (Ord. 99-13, adopted, 2000)