a. Whenever the Police Department become aware of Alarm conditions that evidence a failure of the Alarm Equipment or the Alarm User to comply with the requirements of this Division, the Chief of Police may order that the Alarm User disconnect such Alarm System until it is made to comply with the requirements of this Division. If there are more than twelve (12) false alarms in any one calendar year from any Alarm System, the Chief of Police may remove the Alarm System from the Signal Board.
b. No action of disconnection shall take place unless the Chief of Police first gives written notice of his intention to do so, and the date on which the action will be taken; provided, however, that in the event the Chief of Police deems that an action of disconnection is necessary for the public health or safety, he may disconnect the Alarm System immediately and provide the Alarm User with prompt notification thereof.
(Ord. No. 977, § 11, 4-10-85)
c. Any person effected by the Police Chiefs order to disconnect or by the Police Chiefs refusal to certify to the Clerk-Treasurer that the system currently meets all requirements, shall have the right to request the Metropolitan Board of Police Commissioners to review the decision or action taken by the Police Chief by requesting review within ten (10) days after any adverse action or decision made by the Police Chief.
(Ord. No. 1385A, § 12, 7-9-97)