A. The police department may suspend their alarm response to a given address under the following conditions:
1. If the alarm location's responsible party refuses to purchase an alarm permit;
2. If the alarm location's responsible party refuses to pay their false alarm response fee;
3. If a permitted alarm location has a responsible party that intentionally reports or causes to report a false alarm, knowing that such an alarm is false;
4. If a permitted alarm location has an extensive history of false alarms and demonstrates no concern to correct the condition, as determined by the chief of police or his designee.
B. The decision not to respond to an alarm shall only be made after the alarm location's responsible party has been given an opportunity for a hearing with the chief of police, or his designee, as to why police response should not be discontinued. Such decision may be appealed pursuant to Section 8.08.060. (Prior code § 4510)