The following shall constitute grounds for suspension and revocation of permits:
(a) The violation of any provision of this chapter;
(b) The failure to comply with standards or regulations adopted pursuant to this chapter;
(c) Where any alarm business permittee, his or her agent or employee is charged with a crime involving moral turpitude or where the character, reputation or moral integrity of the permit holder or his or her employees is determined to be inimical to public safety or the general welfare of the community;
(d) Where an alarm system actuates excessive false alarms, in the reasonable opinion of the Chief of Police or Chief of Fire, except that no suspension or revocation may be made under this division unless the permittee has been issued a letter of warning by the Chief of Police or Chief of Fire and has been given a reasonable period of time to take corrective action;
(e) Where the applicant or permittee, his or her employee or agent has knowingly made any false, misleading or fraudulent statement of a material fact in the application for a permit; or
(f) Where a twenty-five dollar ($25.00) civil penalty has been assessed by the Chief of Police under § 819.121 and the permittee has failed to pay such civil penalty within 15 days.
(Ord. O84-33, passed 4-3-1984)