§ 117.04 REVOCATION OF ALARM USER PERMIT.

   (A)   An alarm user permit may be revoked for any one of the following reasons:

      (1)   Any false alarms in excess of six false alarms in a permit year;

      (2)   Failure to remit the service fee required by § 117.18, within 30 calendar days of receipt of invoice, or within 30 calendar days of a final determination of liability, if appealed, as allowed under § 117.17(A), (B);

      (3)   Failure to remit renewal fee and information change required by § 117.03, within 30 days of invoice date shall result in an automatic revocation of an alarm user permit.

      (4)   Falsification of any information on an alarm user permit application;

      (5)   Failure to appear at any hearing as provided in this chapter;

      (6)   Failure to notify the license section of changes in permit information as required by § 117.03(A);

      (7)   Use of any automatic dialer programmed to connect directly to the Wadsworth Police Division or Fire Division;

      (8)   Programming any dialer to connect with the 911 emergency system;

      (9)   Failure to cooperate with inspectors inspecting alarm systems;

      (10)   Failure to disconnect or reset an alarm system when ordered to do so by the Director of Public Safety or designee.

   (B)   A hearing shall be conducted by the Director of Public Safety to determine if an alarm user permit should be revoked. The holder of the alarm user permit shall be notified by certified mail or personal service at least 14 calendar days in advance of such hearing. The holder of the alarm user permit shall have the right to present evidence and testimony.

   (C)   No alarm permit shall be revoked, nor any alarm required to be disconnected when the alarm is required by law, including any administrative regulation authorized by law. Applicable fines shall remain applicable.

(Ord. 05-044, passed 5-3-05; Am. Ord. 06-013, passed 3-7-06)