§ 5.13.100 — Revocation—Procedure

5.13.100 - Revocation—Procedure.

A. The police chief may revoke an alarm permit or registration if it is determined that: 1. There is a false statement of a material matter in the application for a permit or registration; 2. The permit or registration holder has violated any part of this chapter or has failed to comply with or maintain any and all of the requirements applicable to the issuance of the permit as set forth in Section 5.13.030 of this chapter; 3. The permit or registration holder, or any other person in control of an alarm system has failed to pay a civil penalty assessed under Section 5.13.070 of this chapter within ninety days after a bill for the assessment was issued; 4. Eight or more false alarm notifications have been emitted from the alarm site during the preceding twelve-month period; 5. Five or more false alarm notifications have been emitted from the alarm site during the preceding twelve-month period which were emitted because of mechanical malfunction or faulty equipment; or 6. The person operating the permit holds a registration issued under provisions of the prior city code and has not applied to obtain a new permit as required under this chapter. B. Prior to taking action to revoke a permit, the police chief shall mail written notice of the grounds of such revocation to the permit holder. The permit holder may appeal the revocation of the permit pursuant to Section 5.01.090 of this Code. C. A permit or registration holder or other person commits an offense if he operates an alarm system during the period in which the alarm permit or registration is revoked.

(Ord. No. 17691, § 1, 12-6-2011, eff. 2-29-2012)