(A) When an alarm user has had his or her alarm equipment disconnected from the city’s alarm receiving system, or where non-response to future alarms from an alarm user has been ordered by the City Manager, the alarm user who wishes to have service restored may apply for re-connection or restoration of service under the following procedure.
(1) A written report shall be submitted to the Police Alarm Administrator, detailing the action the alarm user and/or alarm business that maintains the user’s equipment has taken to prevent future additional false alarms.
(2) The Police Alarm Administrator shall review the submitted report and determine the sufficiency of the response. If the response is deemed by the Police Alarm Administrator to be sufficient, he or she shall make a recommendation to the City Manager that service be reestablished.
(3) After receiving the report from the Police Alarm Administrator, the City Manager shall conclude that service not be restored, be restored as recommended by the Police Alarm Administrator or be restored upon the satisfaction of further conditions that the Service Director may prescribe.
(B) The alarm user whose service is being restored shall pay an administrative fee of $100 and be current with the payment of any and all past false alarm fees before being permitted to reconnect or otherwise have service re-established.
(Prior Code, § 11.06.21)