As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the meanings indicated:
A fire alarm system component designed to allow a power-down period (processing delay) of not more than 15 seconds, during which time the detection of smoke is verified at least once before an automatic detection device is activated.
The Fire Marshal shall direct the installation of an alarm verification feature on all new and existing automatic fire detection systems, as he shall deem necessary, in order to reduce the occurrence of unfounded alarm activations.
Any device, bell, horn or siren which is attached to the interior/exterior of a building or a vehicle and emits an audible warning signal outside the building and designed to attract attention when activated by a criminal act or other emergency requiring police and/or fire personnel to respond.
An electrically operated instrument, composed of sensory apparatus and related hardware, which automatically transmits a prerecorded voice alarm over regular telephone line by direct or indirect connection to the Police and/or Fire Department upon receipt of a stimulus from a sensory apparatus that has detected a physical force or condition inherently characteristic of a fire or intrusion.
The Chief of the Upper Moreland Township Police Department.
The Willow Grove Fire Company, or any such additional fire companies hereafter organized as the Board of Commissioners may by ordinance or resolution receive into the Department, or any other fire company responding pursuant to any mutual aid agreement.
The Fire Marshal of Upper Moreland Township.
Any person or persons, male or female, corporation, partnership, association, company, individual, owner, occupant, lessee or any agency, organization or other entity recognized by law as the subject of rights and duties.
The Township of Upper Moreland Police Department or any other police department responding pursuant to an intermunicipal police agreement.
The Township of Upper Moreland, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
Any signal activated by an automatic protection device, any audible alarm or any other kind of direct or indirect signal given the Police and/or Fire Communications Center to which Police and/or Fire Department respond, which is not the result of a fire, smoke, hazardous gas, burglary, robbery or attempted burglary or robbery or similar emergency and where the responding department was not properly notified prior to dispatch of a signal activation. Such notice shall be to the dispatch center for the responding emergency department.