§ 17-09-100. Violations—Suspensions and revocations of alarm registrations.

(a)

If the city manager has probable cause to believe that the person responsible for an alarm system has:

1.

Violated any provision of the ordinance.

2.

Made fraudulent, misrepresentative, or false statements in the application for an alarm user permit.

3.

Has had an excessive number of false alarms and has failed, after notice from the director of public safety, to correct the problems causing the alarms.

The city manager shall give the alarm user written notice by first class mail of a hearing to be held within thirty (30) calendar days before the hearing officer to determine whether or not the registration should be suspended or revoked. This notice must contain a statement of the facts upon which the city manager acted.

(b)

Any alarm registration may be suspended or revoked if the alarm user has been found, following notice and hearing, to have violated the provisions of section 17-09-100(a) of this ordinance.

(c)

Any person whose alarm registration has been revoked shall not be permitted to apply for another alarm user's permit for one (1) year after the filing of a written statement by the hearing officer revoking the alarm registration, unless the hearing officer deems that proper corrective measures have been taken by the alarm user.

(Ord. No. 955, 8-22-95)