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A. After the second false alarm the Coordinator shall
send a notification to the alarm user by regular mail, which will contain the
following information:
1. That the second false
alarm has occurred;
2. That if four or more
false alarms occur within the permit year, the Coordinator will direct the
Bureau of Emergency Communications to suspend response to further alarm
signals;
3. That the approval of the
Chief of Police of reinstatement of alarm response can only be obtained by
applying in writing for reinstatement and that the Chief of Police may
reinstate alarm response only upon finding that reasonable effort has been
made to correct the false alarms;
4. That the alarm user has the right to contest the
validity of a false alarm determination by requesting a False Alarm Validity
Hearing, and that a request for such a hearing will stay the effect of a false
alarm determination and must be in writing and filed within ten days of the
receipt of the Notice of Alarm.
B. After the fourth false
alarm within the permit year the Coordinator shall direct the Bureau of
Emergency Communications to suspend response to subsequent alarms unless
instructed to respond by the of the Chief of Police pursuant to 14B.1.060 D. The
Coordinator shall send a Notice of Suspension of Response to:
1.
The Bureau of Emergency Communication; and
2. The alarm user by
certified mail.
C. The suspension of response
to an alarm shall begin ten days after mailing of the Notice of Suspension of
Response to the alarm user unless a written request for a False Alarm Validity
Hearing has been made as delivered to the Coordinator.
D. The Chief of Police shall
order the Coordinator to reinstate an alarm response if the user makes a written
application for reinstatement and the Chief finds that reasonable effort has
been made to correct the problem(s) which led to the false alarms.
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