shall:
(a) Not install a device that activates a
by the depression of a single-action non-recessed button at
within the city;
(b) Not install any panic or
(c) Not install any silent
system at
within the city;
(d) Not install any burglary control panel failing to meet Security Industry Association standards with
prevention feature programmed to the factory default;
(e) Complete an
for all residential alarm signals prior to requesting a response by the Police Department;
(f) Complete an
for all commercial
signals prior to requesting a response by the Police Department;
(g) Maintain a current record, that includes: the names of
serviced by the company; the addresses of the protected properties; the type of
, the original installation date and subsequent modifications, if any for each protected property; a record of the date and time of
to each protected property; and provide this record to the Alarm Administrator upon request.
(h) Provide each of its
users with: operating instructions for their
, including an explanation of the company’s
; a telephone number to call for assistance in operating the system; and a summary of the provisions of this Division A relating to penalties for
and the possibility of no police response to
experiencing excessive
;
(i) Work cooperatively with the
user and the
to determine the cause of any
and to prevent recurrences; and
(j) Establish a training period during the first seven days following the installation of any
system during which the
will be trained on the proper use of the system and during which no request for an immediate dispatch of police personnel will be made by the
without independent factual support.
Violation of any of these duties will be subject to a civil penalty for each separate violation as set forth in City Code Appendix A.
(1958 Code, § 137.07) (Ord. 70-6, passed 2-3-1970; recodified by Ord. 95-13, passed 8-7-1995; Ord. 2000-33, passed 12-18-2000; Ord. 2024-18, passed 7-22-2024)