9.30.160 Suspension of police response to an alarm site.
A. In addition to the provisions in this chapter relating to lapsed, invalid and suspended security alarm licenses, following reasonable notice to the alarm user, as determined by the chief of police or designee, the chief of police or designee may suspend police responses to an alarm site if they determine that:
1. There is a violation of this chapter by the alarm user; and/or
2. There is a false statement of a material fact in the application for a permit; and/or
3. The permitted alarm system has generated more than three false alarms during any permit period; and/or
4. The alarm user has failed to pay an alarm permit fee or late fee, a late renewal fee or any fee assessed under this section, more than 30 days after the fee is due. This applies to all classifications of alarms including burglary, panic, duress, holdup and robbery.
5. Depending on the circumstances, the police department may or may not respond to any alarm, where the alarm site is under suspension of police response.
B. Actions made pursuant to this section are not subject to administrative review.
C. The chief of police or designee may, for good cause shown, in their sole discretion, reinstate police response that has been suspended pursuant to this section. (Ord. 6216 § 1, 2009.)