(A) The Director of Public Safety may seek disconnection of the alarm system from the communications center, or discontinuance of emergency response to the premises based upon an alarm activation.
(B) No action described in subsection (A) above shall be taken except after a hearing held by the Director of Public Safety. The responsible party shall be given a three-day written notice of such hearing affording the responsible party an opportunity to appear and respond.
(C) After a hearing conducted pursuant to this section, the Director of Public Safety shall make a final determination on disconnection of the alarm system from the Communications Center or discontinuance of response to the premises based upon an alarm activation. Upon making such a determination, the Director of Public Safety shall prepare a written order stating the reasons for the determination. A copy of the written order shall be served upon the responsible party, either in person or by first class mail. If the order is to disconnect the alarm system from the Communications Center, a copy of the order shall also be served upon the 911 Director.
(D) If the alarm system is disconnected from the Communications Center or if emergency response to the premises is discontinued, the alarm system may be reconnected or emergency response based upon an alarm activation reinstituted only upon the responsible party presenting adequate proof of the following to the Director of Public Safety: payment of all fines, costs and service charges imposed pursuant to this chapter; corrective action taken to eliminate the circumstances under which the false alarms were made.
(Ord. 7094, passed 11-6-84; amend. Ord. 8389, passed 10-5-04)