(a) A person whose alarm permit has been revoked may have the permit reinstated if the person:
(1) Submits an updated application in accordance with this chapter; and
(2) Pays all outstanding service fees assessed under this chapter for which a bill has been issued and for which a payment plan has not been established and the permit holder has not been revoked for having generated eight or more false alarms during the preceding 12-month period.
(b) A permit holder whose alarm permit is pending revocation for excessive false alarms may avoid permit revocation if within 45 days after receipt of notice from the alarm unit, provides the following information or the following circumstances are met:
(1) A statement on official letterhead from the alarm company and/or a work order listing the work performed and confirmation that the system has been repaired or replaced;
(2) A written statement of proactive steps taken to resolve user-error issues that are not system related such as employee training. Final authority to accept or reject this statement rests with the chief of police;
(3) Pays all outstanding service fees assessed under this chapter for which a bill has been issued and for which a payment plan has not been established; and
(4) A permit holder has not been previously served with a revocation notice for excessive false alarms and avoided revocation with documentation of corrective action.
(c) A reinstated permit expires the same date on which the original permit would have expired had it not been revoked.
(d) A permit revoked for excessive false alarms shall not be eligible for reinstatement for 12 months from the date of revocation.
(Ord. 15750, § 1, passed 11-18-2003; Ord. 16908, § 4, passed 4-25-2006)