(A) It shall be unlawful for any person, business or corporation residing or doing business in the village, and having on its premises a burglar alarm, to permit or allow the transmission of a false alarm if the burglar alarm in question has transmitted three or more false alarms in preceding calendar month or seven or more times in a period of 30 days or less.
(B) For the purpose of this section, the following definitions apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
BURGLAR ALARM. Any alarm system designed to detect and signal the presence of a burglar, thief, interloper or person breaching the
peace which terminates in any manner at St. Clair County Central Communications Center or emits an audible sound at the physical premises on which the alarm is installed.
FALSE ALARM. Any and all detonations of burglar alarms (when in fact, no burglar, thief, interloper or person breaching the peace on the premises) if the detonation was caused by human error or equipment malfunction at the physical premises on which the alarm is installed, but not if the detonation was caused by a malfunction in telephone lines or equipment not located at the physical premises on which the alarm is installed.
Penalty, see § 133.99