§ 5.13.130. Reinstatement of permit.  


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  • Except as provided in subsection B. of this section:

    A.

    A permit holder or other person whose alarm permit or registration has been revoked may be issued a new permit provided that all outstanding civil penalties assessed under this chapter for which a bill has been issued have been paid and the person:

    1.

    Meets the qualifications of an applicant;

    2.

    Submits an updated application and pays the established permit fee; and

    3.

    Pays, or otherwise resolves, all complaints in municipal court issued to the person under this chapter.

    B.

    The reinstatement of a permit may be refused if the police chief determines that the system proposed to be used or persons responsible for the alarm system under the reinstated permit have a history of unreliability. Factors to be used in determining a history of unreliability shall include:

    1.

    Ten or more false alarm notifications in the thirty-day period prior to the revocation of the permit; or

    2.

    Two or more incidents of failure of the permit holder or alarm service business to respond to false alarm notifications by the police department in the thirty-day period prior to the revocation of the permit; or

    3.

    Two or more incidents of continuing alarm system operation during the period in which the permit was revoked; or

    4.

    Failure to provide proof that an alarm system business has properly serviced the system and corrected any deficiencies.

    C.

    An appeal of the decision of the police chief to refuse to reinstate a permit under subsection B. of this section may be made to a hearing officer in the same manner as an appeal from the assessment of a civil penalty in Section 5.13.120. A hearing officer shall affirm or reverse the decision of the police chief. The decision of a hearing officer is final.

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