(A) (1) If the Director or Chief of Police determines that there is a cause for suspension of a permit, he or she shall mail a notice of suspension to the owner or lessee at the last known address, stating that the suspension will be effective 30 days after the date contained in the letter, unless a notice of appeal is filed with the Director or city Police Department on or before the effective date.
(2) The Notice of Suspension shall be signed by both the Director and the Chief of Police.
(B) The following will be grounds for suspension by the Director or Chief of Police, for any permit issued pursuant to this chapter:
(1) Any false or incomplete statement made on the permit application;
(2) Programming an automatic dialer to select any City of Gering, City of Scottsbluff, or Consolidated Communications Center phone number without prior approval;
(3) Failure to pay an annual maintenance or monitoring fee as established in this chapter;
(4) Failure to pay a false alarm charge within the time required, maintenance, installation, and/or use of the alarm system in violation of any applicable law, ordinance, or regulation, including the requirements of this chapter;
(5) Failure to provide current information as required; and/or
(6) Any owner or lessee given notice of a permit suspension as provided in this chapter, may appeal the suspension to the Director and/or city Police Department. The filing of a notice of appeal shall stay the suspension until disposition of the appeal by the Director and/or city Police Department after notice and hearing.
(Prior Code, § 98.13) (Ord. 1853, passed 7-9-2007)