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18.12.070 <br />18.12.070 Issuance of building permit. <br />The chief building official or designee shall not issue a building permit until the zoning administrator has ap- <br />proved a zoning certificate for the structure which is the subject of the building permit. (Ord. 2000 § 1, 2009; Ord. 1425 <br />§ I (part), 1989: prior code § 2-11.40) <br />18.12.080 Certificate of occupancy— Issuance. <br />A. The chief building official shall not issue a certificate of occupancy for a structure or alteration until he or she has <br />found that the structure or alteration conforms with the zoning certificate, until all required screening and land- <br />scaping and off- street parking and loading facilities are complete, and he or she has found that all conditions at- <br />tached to a use permit, a variance and design review have been met, provided that the chief building official may <br />issue a certificate of occupancy prior to fulfillment of all requirements of this chapter if a faithful performance <br />bond in an amount determined by the chief building official to be sufficient to complete the work necessary to <br />meet requirements is filed with the city. Cash in the amount of the faithful performance bond may be deposited <br />with the city in lieu of the bond. <br />B. A temporary certificate of occupancy may be issued by the chief building official prior to the time that all of the <br />requirements for a certificate of occupancy have been met, provided that no permit other than a temporary permit <br />shall be issued for gas or electric utilities until the chief building official determines that all of the requirements <br />for a certificate of occupancy have been met. A temporary permit for gas or electric utilities shall be valid for 10 <br />working days, and may be renewed upon application to the chief building official for not more than two addi- <br />tional periods of 10 working days. If temporary permits for gas or electric utilities expire without the require- <br />ments for issuance of a certificate of occupancy having been met, the chief building official shall request the pub- <br />lic utility to discontinue service. (Ord. 2000 § 1, 2009; Ord. 1425 § 1 (part), 1989; prior code § 2- 11.41) <br />18.12.090 Determination of compliance with required conditions. <br />if the zoning administrator is unable to determine from information submitted by the applicant that a proposed <br />use will comply with the required conditions for the district in which it is to be located, he or she shall not issue a zon- <br />ing certificate, but shall request the applicant to authorize the city to secure expert professional advice from firms or <br />individuals acceptable to both the city and the applicant. Professional fees shall be paid by the applicant. The zoning <br />administrator may require that the applicant agree to pay professional fees for necessary investigations to determine <br />compliance with required conditions prior to and after issuance of a certificate of occupancy. (Prior code § 2- 11.42) <br />(Pleasanton Supp No.3. I -10) <br />Article 111. Moratorium <br />18.12.100 Designated. <br />Where land use has been approved on the effective date of Ordinance No. 520, May 3,1968, there shall be a <br />moratorium as to those requirements set forth in this article. (Prior code § 2- 11.46) <br />18.12.110 Applicability of article. <br />This article shall apply only where the land is subject to controls, as follows: <br />A. Approved tentative maps, so long as the maps shall not have expired by time or by refusal of the city to extend <br />time; <br />B. Final tract maps; <br />C. Planned unit development permits, until expiration date, but in no event later than July 1, 1972. (Prior code § 2- <br />1 1.47) <br />520 <br />