(A) The following shall be grounds for revoking any alarm user permit:
(1) Any false or incomplete statement made on the permit application;
(2) Failure to comply with any provision of this chapter; or
(3) Failure to pay a false alarm fee as prescribed in § 111.99 of this chapter within 30 days of demand.
(B) An alarm user shall immediately discontinue use of the alarm system upon being notified by certified mail of the revocation of the permit.
(C) Any party whose permit has been revoked under division (A)(1) above may appeal the revocation under the provisions of § 111.11 of this chapter.
(D) An application for a permit subsequent to a revocation of a prior permit is considered an initial application and is subject to the fee provisions of § 111.04(H) of this chapter.
(E) Each permit shall remain in effect for a period of five years from the date of issuance unless the permit is suspended or revoked; or the alarm equipment installer, supplier, or alarm monitoring service is discontinued; or the person or persons, or organizations owning, leasing, renting, or in control of the protected premises changes. In the event any of the above conditions occur, the permit shall be null and void, and continued use of an alarm system shall be deemed in violation of this chapter, subject to the penalties provision of § 111.99 of this chapter.
(F) Each alarm user permit shall be available for inspection at reasonable times by the city’s law enforcement agency or communications center.
(G) Within ten days following any change of circumstances which renders obsolete any of the information submitted pursuant to § 111.04(F) of this chapter, the alarm user shall file an amendment to his or her application setting forth the current accurate information. No additional fee shall be required for this change in information.
(Ord. 181, passed 9-8-1992) Penalty, see § 111.99