The Chief of Police shall immediately make an investigation as to the truthfulness of the facts therein set forth, and the reputation and character, competency and integrity of each person signing the application, and whether the management, conduct and operation of the proposed private patrol system will or will not comport with the public welfare; and for this purpose shall consider any facts or evidence bearing on the moral fitness and reputation of those who will be in charge of the private patrol system and any other evidence or fact tending to assist in enlightening the Manager in this respect. Upon completion of the investigation, he or she shall file a written report thereof with the Manager. The Manager shall grant or deny a permit to the applicant within 20 days from the date of an application being filed with the Chief of Police.
(1995 Code, § 5.64.080)