A. Private security officers and companies shall at all times service only the place or specifically defined geographical area where they are authorized to serve under the provisions of this chapter.
B. The chief of police, with the approval of the police commissioner shall designate the specific place or area and hours of the day that each private security officer or company may furnish permanent security patrol service.
C. Before a private security officer or company performing patrol service may service additional areas, application must be made and approved and a fee of ten dollars ($10.00) shall be charged for processing.
D. Before a private security officer or company performing guard service may furnish permanent security service at an additional place or location, notification must be made to the chief of police.
E. Before a private security officer or company shall furnish temporary security service at an additional place or location, the chief of police shall be notified of the name of the company or officer, the place or location, and the anticipated duration of service.
F. When permanent service is discontinued in an area or at a location, written notification shall be sent to the chief of police. (Prior Code, Sec. 5-17)