(A) When police personnel respond to any premises or location due to a loud and unreasonable noise, the responding officers may issue a written notice to the responsible party. The notice shall state that if Police Department personnel are required to return to the same premises or location within the following 12-hour period because of similar or continuing disturbances, the further response shall constitute special security services. Further, this roaming shall state that the responsible party may be charged for the cost of providing the special security services. The warning shall be signed by or offered for signature to the responsible party. The roaming shall be signed by the responsible party, or the words “refused to sign” entered on the warning if the responsible party refuses to sign, acknowledging receipt of the roaming. A copy of the roaming shall be left with the responsible party. If a second or subsequent response is required, Police Department personnel shall have the responsible party sign a “second response” voucher, or the words “refused to sign” entered on the voucher if the responsible party refuses to sign, acknowledging the occurrence of the second response. A copy of the voucher shall be left with the responsible party.
(B) The Police Department personnel utilized during a second or subsequent response after a first warning to control the threat to the public peace, health, safety or general welfare, may be deemed by the Police Chief to be on a special security assignment over and above the services normally provided. The responsible party shall be charged for the actual police personnel and equipment costs expended by the city on the second or subsequent responses.
(C) For the purpose of this chapter, the responsible party is that person or persons in charge of the premises or location and the person or persons responsible for the event or incident. If any of those persons are minors, the parents or guardians of the minors shall be the responsible party.
(D) (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter, the city shall not be prevented from taking any other civil or criminal action to abate the acts constituting a violation of this chapter.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of this chapter, the city shall retain the option to utilize any other legal remedies for recovery of costs of the special security assignment.
(`61 Code, § 14.2) (Ord. 827, passed 1-15-1991)