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It is unlawful to install on the exterior or interior of a building an intrusion detection device or burglar alarm system which upon actuation emits a sound exceeding 80 decibels (when measured from outside the premises), which is similar to sirens in use on emergency vehicles or in vehicles used for civil defense purposes.
(1969 Code, § 15-193) (Ord. 1999-29, passed 8-23-1999) Penalty, see § 91.999
(A) The communications director is authorized to enforce rules and regulations, adopted by ordinance by the City Council, governing the connection of private burglar or robbery systems to the public safety communications center or other city communications center. The rules and regulations may prescribe minimum standards for the manner in which these connections are to be made, the equipment and devices which shall be used to accomplish the connection, and the manner in which the equipment and devices shall be maintained and their cost defrayed.
(B) No person shall connect or continue to have connected any burglary, robbery, fire, or medical alarm system to the city public safety communications center or other city communications center, unless the alarm system complies with all applicable ordinances.
(1969 Code, § 15-195) (Ord. 1999-29, passed 8-23-1999) Penalty, see § 91.999
Each medical alarm connected to the public utility electricity shall have a backup battery, so the alarm will function during electric power outages.
(1969 Code, § 15-196) (Ord. 1999-29, passed 8-23-1999) Penalty, see § 91.999
The information furnished and secured pursuant to this chapter shall be confidential in character and shall not be subject to public inspection and shall be kept so that the contents thereof shall not be known except to persons charged with the administration of this chapter.
(1969 Code, § 15-196.1) (Ord. 1999-29, passed 8-23-1999) Penalty, see § 91.999
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