§ 111.06 ALARM EQUIPMENT SUPPLIER AND INSTALLER PERMITS.
   (A)   Any alarm equipment supplier or installer selling or leasing automatic signaling devices for installation in or upon any premises in the city, or installing or maintaining such devices, whether or not such devices are keyed to a licensed alarm monitoring service, shall obtain a license from the city’s law enforcement agency before engaging in such sale, lease, installation, or maintenance.
   (B)   Each application shall be signed by the individual proprietor of such business or by a partner or authorized corporate official and shall include the following:
      (1)   Name, address, and telephone number of the alarm equipment supplier or installer; names of all persons authorized to enter protected premises on behalf of the supplier of installer; and type of business organization (individual proprietorship, partnership, or corporation). If a corporation, the names and addresses of the principal officers and state where incorporated;
      (2)   A statement certifying that the availability of 24-hour service of automatic signal devices has been provided to each customer to include a 24-hour telephone number to obtain service;
      (3)   A statement that the applicant agrees to comply with the operation standards listed within this chapter;
      (4)   A verification section to be signed by the applicant that all alarm equipment installers employed by the applicant have an state limited energy electrical license as required by O.R.S. 479.620. This section shall also include a statement by the applicant and his or her agent that no alarm system shall be installed, used, or maintained in violation of any of the requirements of adopted provisions of the Uniform Fire Code, being O.A.R. 837-040-0001 et seq., or of any applicable statute, law, or administrative regulation of the state or the city;
      (5)   All alarm equipment suppliers or installers shall provide their employees or agents, who actually install and/or maintain alarms, an identification card designating the name of the person and the business name of the supplier or installer. The applicant and persons required to have the identification card shall carry the identification card and produce it upon request;
      (6)   The City Recorder may refuse to issue a permit under this section if an applicant or his or her agent(s) authorized to enter protected premises have been convicted of a crime of moral turpitude or any felony;
      (7)   The City Recorder shall provide application forms. Fees shall be charged in accordance with § 111.04(H) of this chapter; and
      (8)   Each permit shall remain in effect as provided in § 111.05(E), (F), and (G) of this chapter.
(Ord. 181, passed 9-8-1992)