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4. No ancillary use on the site shall have a right to occupy the site continuously.. Upon bi-annual review of the use permit, the city shall determine whether all uses are being operated in accordance with all conditions of approval and performance standards. If a use has expanded beyond the limits set by the use permit, the applicant shall apply for a new use permit. If the applicant applies for a use permit to expand the transfer station/recycling activities, the City reserves the right to require termination of any and all ancillary uses on-site, if necessary, to accommodate the expanded transfer station and recycling facility. 5. The applicant and/or other tenants shall obtain all building and other applicable City permits for the project prior to the commencement of construction, and prior to any future construction/improvement on the site. 6. Fire/Hazardous Materials safety A. The applicant shall submit to the City's Fire Department for review and approval, a Fire Prevention and Emergency Plan, within ninety (90) days of approval of this use permit. said Plan shall include, but not be limited to: on-site fire prevention measures; locations of all fire extinguishers, on-site hydrants, emergency shut-off valves, flammable materials, etc.; and shall describe in full fire prevention standards to which the site and all its operations shall be subject, and all fire emergency procedures, including employee training measures. At least one copy of said Plan shall be kept on-file with the city's Fire Marshall, at least one copy shall be kept on-site, and at least one copy shall be filed (when required) with each and any local or state agency responsible for monitoring or permitting any activities on site. The Plan shall be subject to annual review, and shall be revised as necessary. The applicant shall provide the city's Planning Department with a statement of the Plan's annual review. Should the city's Fire Marshall, or any responsible agency, determine that the Plan is inadequate, or that on-site fire prevention measures are insufficient, the applicant shall have ninety (90) days to remedy the problem before the use permit is subject to review by the Planning commission.