(A) Police and Fire Department responses to alarm system notifications may be terminated if any service charge assessed pursuant to § 99.06 has not been paid and the Alarm Administrator determines, in his sole discretion, that the system in question has a history of unreliability, which unreliability shall be conclusively established if within any 12 month period the system generates:
(1) Six false burglar alarms; or
(2) Three false robbery alarms; or
(3) Three false fire alarms; or
(4) Three false medical emergency assistance alarms.
The Director shall give written notification of response termination to the owner or occupant of the premises at least 30 days prior to the effective date of response termination. Notice may be given by posting same outside the main entrance to the primary structure at the site, or by mailing same via regular and certified mail, return receipt requested, to the premises.
(B) Police and Fire Department responses to alarm system notifications may be reinstated upon a sufficient showing that the conditions which caused the false alarms have been corrected and if the Alarm Administrator determines that the alarm system is likely to be maintained and operated in a responsible manner in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
(C) Until the system is repaired to the satisfaction of the Alarm Administrator, the Alarm Administrator may require discontinuation of service of an alarm system that, because of mechanical malfunction or faulty equipment, causes at least five false alarms of any type within a 12 month period.
(Ord. 2001-19, passed 6-12-01)