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I I I I I I more or a nonconforming structure is damaged or destroyed to the extent of at least fifty (50) percent of the appraised value, any reuse, reconstruction, or replacement of such structure shall be deemed a new use and shall be subject to the provisions of these regulations. (3) Uses or adjuncts thereof which are nuisances, or which significantly increase the severity of geologic hazards and create an increasingly severe impact on current or proposed land use in or adjacent to a Designated Geologic Hazard Area, shall not be permitted to continue as non- conforming uses. I (4) Any alteration, addition, or repair to any nonconforming structure or significant change in land use permitted pur- suant to Section 3-l05(3) of this Regulation shall be designed to minimize, mitigate or avoid the significant adverse impact of geologic hazards. I I I 3-106 Relationship of Regulations to Other Requirements (1) Nothing in these regulations shall be construed as exempting an applicant for a permit from any other requirement of this jurisdiction or other state or federal laws and regulations. (2) To the extent that the requirements of these regulations differ from any other applicable requirements, the more res- trictive requirements shall apply. I Article 2. I I Regulation of Geologic Hazatd Areas 3-201 Permit Required No person shall engage any permitted or conditional area without a permit. in any development or activity, including use, in any designated geologic hazard I I 3-202 Geologic Hazard Initial Control Area (1) The provisions of this section 3-202 apply to each geologic hazard initial control area shown on the map or maps listed in Article 3 of this Chapter 3. I I (2) The governing body of this jurisdiction finds and declares that: (a) within each such area a geologic hazard exists but its extent has not been determined by thorough, detailed, technical studies. I I (b) The hazard is of such significance that before any pro- -4-