No alarm agent or alarm business shall sell, lease or install any alarm system without first furnishing the alarm subscriber with a written offer in which each opening, item or area to be protected is identified and the device to be used is described in generic terms. Upon the sale or lease of an alarm system, the alarm agent or business shall furnish the alarm subscriber with a form containing the following statement:
“I the undersigned have read this offer, and fully understand what protection this system will provide and the specific areas, openings and items it will protect. I have received instruction on how to operate this system. I understand that I must register this alarm with the County Sheriff’s Department who will assign me an alarm identification number before I can operate this system, and that misuse, neglect or other conditions that result in false alarms will result in fines imposed against me by the county. The operation of alarm systems is governed by the county, ordinances and violations of the provisions of these ordinances can result in a minimum fine of not less than $25 plus court costs and not more than $500 plus court costs and/or 30 days imprisonment.”
(1993 Code, § 73.17) (Ord. 92-5, passed 3-20-1992)