(a) Upon proper application by any person to connect installed equipment to the Police Station or to the Fire Station to receive emergency alarms, the Director of Public Safety or his authorized representative may issue a permit for such connection.
(b) Connection to the police or fire alarm panel shall be contingent upon the applicant having obtained permission from the company which maintains the alarm panel in the station to make such connection, provided that such company shall not deny permission if the equipment is compatible, and proper charges are paid to such company.
(c) No unit shall be installed or connected unless it is approved by the Fire Chief if designed to detect smoke or fire or by the Police Chief if designed to detect unauthorized intrusion, or by both if designed to detect both smoke or fire and unauthorized intrusion. The Building Commissioner or his representative shall inspect and approve the electrical installation or, upon failure to approve, shall state the reasons therefor, which the person making such installation shall forthwith correct.
(d) Each alarm connected to the police or fire alarm console shall be charged a tie-in charge of two hundred dollars ($200.00). In addition, there is hereby established an annual charge of two hundred dollars ($200.00) to monitor each tie-in connection payable at the beginning of each year and pro-rated from the date of the connection of that year.
(Ord. 1986-19. Passed 3-4-86.)