(a) For a violation of this chapter, for refusal to permit access to premises as provided in this chapter, for an incomplete or untruthful application, for failure to properly maintain an installation, or for ten or more false alarms in any 12-month period (excluding acts of God), the Chief of Police may revoke a permit. Written notice shall be given not less than seven days prior to revocation. The permit holder may appeal within seven days of the revocation to the Manager. If an appeal is filed in writing within such time period, the Manager shall hold a hearing on the issues and shall render a decision on the basis of the facts presented. The Manager’s decision shall be final. Service of notice shall be complete when delivered by mail or in person or when left at the premises where the equipment is located, in a conspicuous place or with a person there living or working.
(b) If a permit is revoked, but thereafter the affected party demonstrates the ability to conform to these regulations and desires reinstatement, a new application fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for premises in the municipality or two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) for premises outside the municipality, plus an additional two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00), shall be paid prior to installation.
(Ord. 83-O-663, passed 4-5-1983)