a. The alarm coordinator may suspend an alarm permit if it is determined that:
1. The alarm user failed to notify the alarm coordinator of any change that alters any information listed on the alarm permit application within five business days, as required by Section 40-83 of this article; or
2. The alarm user failed on one or more occasions to comply with the provisions specified in Section 40-84 of this article.
b. The alarm coordinator may revoke an alarm permit if it is determined that:
1. There is a false statement of a material matter or misrepresentation in the alarm permit application; or
2. The holder of the alarm permit has failed to make timely payment of a service fee assessed under Section 40-86 of this article; or
3. Following reinstatement of the alarm permit after suspension, there has been an additional occurrence, in the same calendar year, of the violation(s) that resulted in the previous suspension of the alarm permit.
c. An alarm permit that has been revoked or suspended may be reinstated if the alarm user:
1. Submits an updated, accurate alarm permit application and, if the alarm permit was revoked, pays a nonrefundable reinstatement fee in the amount set by resolution of the City Council; and
2. Pays, or otherwise resolves, all fees and fines assessed under this article; and
3. Provides acceptable evidence that the cause(s) of the suspension or revocation has been remedied. A finding in favor of the alarm user pursuant to the appeal process provided in Section 40-88 of this article is considered to be acceptable evidence.
d. An alarm user shall immediately discontinue use of an alarm system upon being notified of the suspension or revocation of an alarm permit. It is unlawful for an alarm user to continue use of an alarm system after notice of suspension or revocation of the alarm permit.