A permit expires one year from the date of issuance
and must be renewed annually by submitting an updated application
and permit renewal fee to the Chief. It is the responsibility of the
permit holder to submit an application prior to the permit expiration
date.
Alarm systems shall not reactivate without being
manually reset unless the system is equipped with an automatic reset
that limits the number of activations to three that will occur.
A permit holder or person in control of an alarm
system shall not allow alarm signals to be reported through an alarm
monitoring company that does not comply with the requirements of this
By-Law and any rules and regulations promulgated by the Chief.
A person in control of an alarm system shall
maintain at each alarm site a complete set of written operating instructions
for each alarm system. Special codes, combinations, or passwords shall
not be included in these instructions.
If there is reason to believe that an alarm
system is not being used or maintained in a manner that ensures proper
operation and suppresses false alarms, the Chief may require a conference
with an alarm permit holder to review the circumstances.
A person whose alarm permit has been revoked
may be issued a new permit if the person:
A. Submits an updated application and pays a twenty-five-dollar
new permit fee;
B. Pays, or otherwise resolves, all citations in Municipal
Court issued to the person under this By-Law; and
C. Pays all outstanding service fees assessed under this
By-Law.
The Chief may promulgate such rules as may be
necessary for the implementation of this By-Law.