Upon a complaint filed alleging noncompliance with the terms of the conditional use permit by any interested party with the Department of Planning and Development, or upon the motion of the Department of Planning and Development, the Planning, Development & Extension Education Committee shall schedule an open hearing within 45 days of the filing of the complaint and shall conduct a hearing pursuant to the general outline set forth in section 12.40.050. Upon a finding that the standards, regulations and conditions set forth in granting the conditional use permit have been violated, the Planning, Development & Extension Education Committee may suspend the conditional use permit until such time as there is compliance with the standards, regulations and conditions imposed in the past. In the alternative, the Committee may revoke the conditional use permit. Any continued operation of the conditional use after a suspension or revocation shall be deemed a violation of this ordinance and subject to the fines set forth in section 12.53 of this ordinance. The action of the Committee may be appealed pursuant to section 12.55 of this ordinance. Any failure to revoke a conditional use permit for past violations shall not operate as a waiver of the right to suppress future violations. (11/5/84) [Code § 12.29-7.]