(A) The Police or Fire Chief may determine an alarm to be a public nuisance or adverse to the safety of the public based on a violation within this chapter. Upon such determination, the Police or Fire Chief shall notify the alarm user of such fact and require that the alarm user take reasonable steps to eliminate the problem as soon as possible but not to exceed five days after receipt of such notice.
(B) If the alarm user fails to take reasonable steps to eliminate the problem, then the Police or Fire Chief shall issue written notice to the alarm user, by first class mail, of his or her intent to revoke the alarm user permit. The alarm user permit may be revoked for:
(1) Failure to pay false alarm fees;
(2) Failure to complete or renew an alarm permit;
(3) Failure to respond to alarms when summoned by the Police or Fire Department;
(4) Excessive or prolonged noise caused by local alarms.
(C) If the city finds it necessary to revoke an alarm permit or refuse to respond to an alarm without a valid alarm user permit, the city shall incur no liability for such action.
(Ord. 2011-01-0325O, passed 2-8-2011)