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After the city council has approved an application for a conditional use permit, the mayor or designee shall issue the permit. If the permit is implemented, the mayor or designee shall be responsible for monitoring and determining compliance with the limitations and conditions imposed by the city council on the permit. If the applicant fails to comply with such limitations and conditions, the mayor or designee may by certified mail notify the applicant of the limitations and conditions that have been violated. Within thirty days of mailing the notice to the applicant, the city council shall conduct a hearing on the violations, notice of which shall be given by certified mail to the applicant at least ten days prior to the hearing. The city council shall conduct the hearing in accordance with rules adopted therefor by the city council; provided, that the city council must receive testimony and records from the applicant. Following the hearing, the city council shall adopt a written decision, which shall be approved by resolution of the city council and shall include findings of fact and conclusions of law. (Ord. 1151-17 § 4; Ord. 817 § 2, 1996).