Which reason is valid for revoking a permit concerning its issuance?

The validity of revoking a permit primarily hinges on whether it was issued correctly in the first place. If a permit was issued in error, it indicates that there may have been a significant mistake in the processing of the permit, such as misinterpretation of construction codes, failure to meet zoning requirements, or incorrect assessment of submitted documents. This error undermines the integrity of the permit and allows for its revocation to ensure that all constructions comply with applicable building regulations and standards.

Furthermore, issuing a permit in error can create potential safety hazards, legal issues, or violations of city planning and construction laws. Correcting this by revoking the permit is essential for upholding regulatory compliance and maintaining safety standards in construction practices.