HomeMy WebLinkAbout64 of 1981 - Amending Chapter 35 of Title 20, relating to burglar and robbery alarm systems. SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCE
No. 64 of 1981
(Burglar and Robbery Alarm Systems)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 OF TITLE 20 OF THE REVISED
ORDINANCES OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, 1965, RELATING TO BURGLAR AND
ROBBERY ALARM SYSTEMS.
Be it ordained by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That Chapter 35 of Title 20 of the Revised
Ordinances of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1965, relating to burglar and
robbery alarm systems, be, and the same hereby is amended as
follows:
Sec. 20-35-1. Purpose. Because of the growing number of
burglary and robbery alarm systems being sold and installed in
Salt Lake City, requiring the city police department to respond
to alarm signals from the said systems; and because some systems
or devices are sold to the public without adequate installation
or maintenance; and because of the growing number of signals
which are not the result of a burglary, robbery or other
emergency; and recognizing the value of effective alarm systems
in deterring crime and apprehending criminals, it is the purpose
of this ordinance to regulate and license personnel associated
with alarm systems and users thereof to improve system
effectiveness and to reduce, insofar as possible, the number of
false alarms the police department is required to respond to.
Sec. 20-35-2. Definitions.
(1) Alarm business. "Alarm business" shall mean any
persons engaged in the business of installing, planning the
installation, assisting in planning the installation, servicing,
maintaining, repairing, replacing moving, or removing alarm
systems in the City of Salt Lake.
(2) Alarm system. "Alarm system" shall mean any mechanism,
equipment, or device which is designed to detect an unauthorized
entry into any building or onto any property, or to direct
attention to a robbery, burglary, or other emergency in progress,
and to signal the above occurrences either by a local or audible
alarm or by a silent or remote alarm. The following devices
shall not constitute alarm systems within the meaning of this
subsection:
(a) Devices which do not register alarms that are
audible, visible, or perceptible outside the protected
premises;
(b) Devices which are not installed, operated or used
for the purpose of reporting an emergency to the Police
Department;
(c) Alarm devices affixed to motor vehicles and,
(d) Alarm devices installed on a temporary basis by
the police department.
(3) Answering Service. "Answering service" shall mean a
telephone answering service providing among its services the
receiving on a continuous basis through trained employees of
emergency signals from alarm systems and the subsequent relaying
of said messages by a live voice to the police department.
(9) Applicant. "Applicant" shall mean any person who has
requested or is requesting an alarm business license, an employee
of such business who has requested or is requesting an employee
license, or any person who has requested or is requesting a user
permit to install, operate, or maintain an alarm system at a
particular location.
(5) Employee. "Employee" shall mean any person who is
employed by an alarm business and who sells, installs, services,
maintains, repairs, or replaces alarm systems in the City of Salt
Lake.
(6) Automatic dialing device. "Automatic dialing device"
shall mean an alarm system which automatically sends over regular
telephone lines, by direct connection or otherwise, a pre-
recorded voice message indicating the existence of an emergency
situation that the alarm system is designed to detect.
(7) Central station. "Central station" shall mean an
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office to which alarm systems are connected, where operators
supervise the circuits, and where guards and/or service men are
maintained continuously to investigate signals.
(8) Direct line. "Direct line" shall mean a telephone line
leading directly from a central station to the police department,
where said line is used only to report emergency signals on a
person-to-person basis.
(9) Emergency. "Emergency" shall mean the commission or
attempted commission of a robbery, burglary or other criminal
action.
(10) False alarm. "False alarm" shall mean the activation
of an alarm system which results in a response by the police
department where an emergency does not exist. False alarms which
fall in the following two categories shall not be counted against
a permittee under section 20-35-11(1) for the purpose of
suspension or revocation of an alarm system permit.
(a) False alarms which the permittee can demonstrate
were proximately caused by hurricanes, tornadoes,
earthquakes, or other violent acts of God;
(b) False alarms which the permittee can demonstrate
were actually caused by the act of some person other than;
(1) The permittee: For the purpose of this
subsection, the term "permittee" shall include
officers, agents, employees, independent contractors,
and any other persons subject to the direct or indirect
control of the permittee;
(2) The person who installed, connected,
operated, maintained or serviced the alarm systems;
(3) The manufacturer of the alarm system,
including the manufacturer's officers, agents,
employees, independent contractors and any other person
subject to the direct or indirect control of the
manufacturer.
(11) Modified central station. "Modified central station"
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shall mean an office to which alarm systems are connected, where
operators supervise the circuits but where guards are not
maintained to investigate alarm signals.
(12) Permittee. "Permittee" shall mean the person to whom
an alarm business license, an employees license, or an alarm
system permit is issued.
(13) Person. "Person" shall include natural persons,
without regard to number or gender, and any partnership,
corporation, and any other type of legal entity.
(14) Siren. "Siren" shall mean any audible noise similar
to that which must be sounded by an authorized emergency vehicle.
(15) Trunkline. "Trunkline" shall mean a telephone line
leading into the police department and having the primary purpose
of handling emergency signals or messages on a person-to-person
basis originating through a central station, modified central
station or answering service.
Sec. 20-35-3. License to operate an alarm business. It
shall be unlawful for any person to own, manage, conduct, or
carry on an alarm business or to own, manage, conduct, or carry
on the business of monitoring and relaying calls for burglar,
robbery alarm or other emergency alarm systems, unless there
exists a valid license therefor, granted and subsisting in
compliance with the provisions of this chapter. Application
therefor, shall set forth the full name, date of birth, address
of applicant, experience in the alarm business, and whether or
not such individuals have ever been convicted of a crime, and if
a partnership, corporation, or association, the above information
on all the partners or principals of the corporation or
association. The fee for such license shall be fifty dollars per
annum or portion thereof.
Sec. 20-35-4. Alarm business license procedure and
requirements. Every application for an alarm business license
and application for license renewal of same hereunder shall be
filed with the Salt Lake City license assessor in duplicate and
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shall be verified under oath. Such application shall be referred
to the chief of police for recommendation to the license
assessor. Any recommendation for approval from the chief of
police shall be based on affirmative findings in each of the
following:
(1) A reputation for honesty.
(2) A police record devoid of a conviction of, or any
alleged but as yet unresolved charges that the applicant has
committed a crime involving robbery, burglary, theft,
embezzlement, fraud, buying or receiving of stolen property or
any other crime of violence or moral turpitude.
(3) No known association with felons.
The license assessor shall, upon consideraton of the
application and the police chief's recommendation, approve, or
reject the application. If the application is rejected, the
applicant may request a personal appearance before the mayor or
his designee to offer evidence for reconsideration of his
application.
Sec. 20-35-5. Employee's license to labor at trade or
install burglar, robbery or other emergency alarm systems. It
shall be unlawful for any person, including a person possessing
an alarm business license under section 20-35-3 hereof, to
engage directly in the installing, servicing, maintaining,
repairing, moving, or removing in or on any building or other
property within Salt Lake City, any burglar, robbery or other
emergency alarm system, or monitoring and relaying calls for such
system, unless such person shall apply for and obtain a license
to do so. Application therefor shall set forth the full name,
date of birth, address of the applicant, his past experience in
the burglar alarm business, the names and addresses of his
employers during the preceding period of three years, and whether
or not he has ever been convicted of a crime.
Sec. 20-35-6. Employee's license procedure and
requirements. Every application for an employee's license and
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application for license renewal hereunder shall be filed with the
Salt Lake City police department, in duplicate, and shall be
verified under oath. The police department shall make
investigations and recommend to the license assessor either
approval or denial of such application. Any recommendation of
approval from the chief of police shall be based on an
affirmative finding in each of the following areas:
(1) A reputation for honesty.
(2) A police record devoid of a conviction of, or any
alleged but as yet unresolved charges that the applicant has
committed a crime involving robbery, burglary, theft,
embezzlement, fraud, buying, or receiving of stolen property or
any other crime of violence or moral turpitude.
(3) No known association with felons.
The license assessor shall, upon consideration of the
application and the police recommendation, approve or reject the
application. If the application is rejected, the applicant may
request a personal appearance before the mayor or his designee to
offer evidence for reconsideration of his application. Upon
approval, the applicant shall be finger-printed and photographed
by, and his record filed with, the police department. A fee of
four dollars shall be charged for such services. The police
department shall then issue to the applicant an identification
card. Every employee's license issued hereunder shall set forth
the full name and address of the permittee, and the name of the
person, partnership, corporation, or association by whom he is
employed. An employee's license issued hereunder is non-
transferable. The identification card shall be displayed upon
request of any police officer or any interested individual. It
shall be valid only so long as the remains employed by such
holder of a license required by section 20-35-3. When any
permittee shall be discharged or shall terminate his employment
with such holder of a license required by section 20-35-3, the
employee shall surrender his license to his employer immediately
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and it shall be the duty of such employer to immediately deliver
or mail by registered mail to the chief of police such employee's
license.
Sec. 20-35-7. Operator's bond requirement and penalty.
Each applicant for a license, required by section 20-35-3, shall
furnish to the license assessor of Salt Lake City, prior to the
issuance of such license and shall obtain and keep in effect
during the life of said license, a corporate surety bond issued
by a company and in a form approved by the city attorney in the
principal amount of one thousand dollars, and conditioned upon
the faithful performance of all of the provisions of this chapter
and upon the truth of all the representations and statements made
in connection with the application for such license. Such bond
shall run to Salt Lake City Corporation and to any person injured
by reason of the failure of the principal therein to comply with
the provisions of this chapter and the ordinances of this city
and shall be further conditioned for the payment of all damages
that may be adjudged against said principal or surety, and shall
save the city harmless from any and all claims, liabilities, or
demands, arising from any bodily injury or death at any time
resulting therefrom and any damage to or destruction of property,
arising in any manner out of any operation or operations being
performed under the permit required hereunder. Upon failure of
the holder to observe all of the provisions of this chapter, or
should it be subsequently discovered that the representations and
statements made in connection with the application are not true,
the proceeds of the bond shall enure to the benefit and be
forfeited to Salt Lake City Corporation as a penalty for failure
to observe the regulations contained herein.
Whenever in the opinion of the license assessor the bond
provided for in this section shall be deemed inadequate for the
protection of the city or the public, said may require the bond
to be in any sum not exceeding twenty-five thousand dollars.
Sec. 20-35-8. * * *
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Sec. 20-35-9. Suspension or revocation of license. The
license granted to any person to conduct an alarm business or an
employee's license may be suspended or revoked by the license
assessor for any reason for which the granting of such license
might be lawfully denied for the violation of any provision of
this chapter, or of the rules and regulations in the
implementation thereof, for failure to pay the license fee
specified in section 20-35-3 or 20-35-5, or for other good cause.
Prior to suspension or revocation, the holder shall be given
notice of the proposed action to be taken and shall have an
opportunity to be heard at a hearing before the mayor, or his
designee.
Sec. 20-35-10. Permit required. No person shall install,
connect, operate, maintain or engage another person to install,
operate, connect, or maintain an alarm system at a particular
location without first obtaining an alarm system permit therefor
in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. Each owner or
lessee of the location where the alarm system is proposed to be
installed, operated, connected, or maintained, shall file an
application for such permit with the Salt Lake City license
assessor, together with a fee of fifteen dollars ($15). Said
application shall set forth the full name, address and telephone
number of both the owner or lessee on whose premises the system
will be installed, operated, connected or maintained and the name
of the person or licensed alarm system business installing,
maintaining, or servicing the system, as well as the type of
system to be installed, operated, or maintained, and the number
of protected openings that will be used in the system. Such
application shall also contain the information as to the name,
address and telephone number of the person who will respond to an
alarm, or render service or repair to the alarm system during any
hour of the day or night and such additional information as the
license assessor shall reasonably deem necessary for the
evaluation and proper processing of the permit application.
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Sec. 20-35-11. Excessive false alarms - suspension -
reinstatement fee. (1) If an excessive number of false alarms
occur at any alarm location, written notice shall be given by the
police department to the permittee and to the alarm business
responsible for maintaining and servicing the system, if any, to
take corrective action within fourteen (14) calendar days to
prevent future false alarms. An excessive number of false alarms
shall be deemed to be:
(a) More than three (3) false alarms in any thirty (30) day
period.
(b) More than six (6) false alarms in any ninety (90) day
period.
(c) More than eight (8) false alarms in any one hundred
eighty (180) day period.
(d) More than twelve (12) false alarms in any three hundred
sixty (360) day period.
(2) If the corrective action is not accomplished and
communicated in writing to the police department within said
fourteen (14) days by the permittee or the alarm business,
written notice of suspension of the alarm permittee's permit
requiring him to immediately disconnect the alarm system shall be
served upon the permittee by the police department. Corrective
action shall require certification by a licensed alarm business
that an inspection has been conducted and that the alarm system
in its judgment is safe and reliable. After the alarm is
disconnected the permit shall not be reinstated until the
permittee submits a written request to the Salt Lake City license
assessor accompanied by a statement from the police department
that full compliance with the corrective action notice has taken
place. The license assessor shall charge the permittee a
reinstatement fee of the following amounts: (a) first suspension
$50, (b) second suspension $75, (c) third suspension $100, (d)
each additional suspension $300.
(3) It shall be unlawful for any permittee to operate or
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maintain his alarm system while his alarm system permit is
suspended or after it has been revoked. Any person agrieved by
the action of the police department in ordering the suspension or
revocation of a permit under this section requiring the
disconnection of the alarm system shall appeal such action to the
mayor, or his designee. The filing of an appeal shall stay the
order of the police department to immediately disconnect the
system from the date of filing thereof until the mayor, or his
designee, renders the decision on such appeal. Notice of appeal
shall be filed in writing with the city recorder's office not
later than five (5) days after notice of suspension or revocation
has been received.
Sec. 20-35-12. Administration - regulations. The
provisions of this chapter shall be administered and enforced by
the chief of police. He, or his authorized representative, which
may be the chief building inspector, is authorized to make
inspections of burglar, robbery and other emergency alarm systems
and of the premises wherein said device or system is located.
Such individual shall have authority at reasonable times and upon
oral notice to enter upon any premises with Salt Lake City, to
undertake said inspections and to determine whether said systems
are being used in conformity with the provisions of this chapter.
Subject to the approval of the mayor, the chief of police,
or his authorized representative shall have power to make such
reasonable rules and regulations as may, in his discretion, be
deemed necessary to implement the provisions of this chapter.
Sec. 20-35-13. * * *
Sec. 20-35-14. Instruction as to the operation of
systems. The person owning an alarm business or an employee of
such business shall instruct the alarm system permittee in the
proper operation of the system when it is installed, and it shall
be the responsibility of the alarm system permittee to see that
all employees of such permittee employed at the location said
system is installed are instructed in proper operating procedures
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to avoid false alarm signals. It shall be the responsibility of
the alarm system permittee to cause the system to be maintained
in reliable operating condition. All licensed alarm businesses
shall offer a service contract to insure emergency service and
preventative maintenance are performed on the system.
Sec. 20-35-15. Emergency notification. Every person
maintaining an audible burglar or robbery or other emergency
alarm system shall make readily visible, either on or immediately
adjacent to the exterior device emitting the alarm the name and
telephone number of the responsible to render emergency service
to the system. The alarm business shall maintain records of at
least two user personnel who are designated to respond in case of
emergencies. Upon proper notification of any emergency condition
the user's designated personnel which, may by agreement be
assumed by the alarm business, shall proceed immediately to the
location of the activated alarm and render all necessary service
and assistance to restore the alarm to normal condition. Unless
specifically requested, the police shall be under no obligation
to remain at the location of the alarm for a period in excess of
fifteen minutes while waiting for the responding party to arrive.
Sec. 20-35-16. Police call records. Alarm businesses who
request police response to alarm signals shall maintain a record
of all police calls stating the time, date, and location of the
alarm. The records shall indicate the cause of the alarm, and if
the alarm is not caused by a burglary, robbery, or other
emergency, shall state corrective action taken to prevent the
recurrence of the alarm. This record shall be current and shall
be made available for inspection by the chief of police or his
designated representative at any time during normal business
hours.
Sec. 20-35-17. Local alarm system cut off. Burglary,
robbery or other emergency alarm systems which use a local
audible or visual alarm device to attract the attention of the
public shall be equipped with an automatic thirty minute cut-off
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device, unless the system is maintained by an alarm business with
24-hour service employees who can respond within thirty minutes
after notification.
Sec. 20-35-18. Operational defects to be remedied. The
sensory mechanisms used in connection with the robbery, burglary
or other emergency alarm systems shall be adjusted to suppress
false alarms so that the device will not be actuated by impulses
due to transient pressure changes in water, pipes, short flashes
of light, wind noises such as the rattling or vibrating of doors
or windows, vehicular noise adjacent to the installation, or
other forces unrelated to genuine alarms.
Sec. 20-35-19. Automatic dialing and pre-recorded message
alarm systems unlawful. It shall be unlawful to maintain,
operate, connect, or allow to be maintained, operated, or
connected, any automatic dialing device which automatically dials
the police department and then relays any pre-recorded message to
report any robbery, burglary or other emergency.
This section shall not preclude the use of a direct line or
a trunkline and such are specifically authorized.
Sec. 20-35-20. * * *
Sec. 20-35-21. * * *
Sec. 20-35-22. Applicability to existing alarm systems.
The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all alarm
businesses, employees and alarm systems which are installed,
connected, operated or maintained on or prior to the date of
which this chapter becomes effective and subsequent thereto;
provided, however, that the permits required for such alarm
businesses, employees and users of alarm systems shall be
obtained within ninety (90) days from the date which this chapter
becomes effective.
SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall take effect 30 days after
its first publication.
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Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah,
this 18th day of August , 1981.
CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:
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Transmitted to the Mayor on August 18, 1981
Mayor's action
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BILL 64 of 1981
Published September 3, 1981
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Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF UTAH,
ss.
County of Salt Lake
Shana D. Conaty
Being first duly sworn,deposes and says that he is legal
advertising clerk of the DESERET NEWS, a daily
(except Sunday) newspaper printed in the English
language with general circulation in Utah, and
published in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, in the
State of Utah.
That the legal notice of which a copy is attached hereto
Pub notice of Ordinance #64 of 1981
was published in said newspaper on Sept, 7, 1981
Legal Advertising C erk
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th J day of
Sept. A.D. 19 81
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Notary Public
My Commission Expires
Feb. 11, 1982
Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices J L;:0le1 Notices
lit where an emergency doe of exist.False -- ma - _ --
alarms
depict period.
against
fall inp the following two tin 20-35-shall not he (y)80)More than iodht(B)false alarms in any one hundred
counted of Ouse a onOtrl revocation
catio s an alarm
for the eighty d) dayanrtnd.
purpose of suspensimn or r¢vocallon of an alarm system cer- (d)More than twelve(12)false alarms In any three hun-
mu. than sixty 13 day emsperiod.in
(a) inlafolralarms au which the ce demonstrate earth- thanlv) 7 falsealarms t In any)fate rs din any one
pror then violent
caused by hurricanes, tornadoes,earth- (c7 More than period.
eight(9)false alarms In any one hundred
puakes,or other alarm actsch God; eighty ld(IBC)day n ewe.
we act7 False uallY caused by the s actof so the me person rrnIttee ether tn han;late dyed MoreSPxtY 360)dal(twelve false alarms in any three bon-
were(1)The perminee:For the purpose of this subsection, (2)If the corrective action Is not accmnplished and corn-
the term r Iltee"shall include officers,agents,employ- u icated In writing to the police department within said
theindependent contractors,and any other persons sublect to fourteen(FP days by the ee (nee or the alarm business,
direct or indirect control of the eerminee; written notice of suspension of the alarm ammeters permit
(2) The personwho installed, connected, Operated, requiring him to Immediately disconnect the alarm system
• maintained or served the alarm systems; pit shall be served upon the perminee by the lice department.
(a)The manufacturer of the alarm system,including orrottive action shall require certification by licensed
the manufacturer's of'Leers,agents,employees,Independentalarm business that an Inspection has been conducted and that
• contractors and any other person sullied to.the direct or indi- he alarm system in Its Judgment Is safe and reliable.After
tact cond
Ili)mol difief d centralsturer. the station."Modified Centro)slati0n" until athe pelarm lrminee ss ubnitsted ta w permit
nlrequest to the Salt not be t Laket
shall mean an office t0 which alarm systems are connected, City Ilcnse assessoraccompanied by a statement from the
where operaors supervise the circuits but where guards are police departmen an full corn(lane with the corrective
not maintained to investigate alarm signals. action notice has taken place.The license assessor shall
(12) Fermate°. "Perminee"shall mean the person to charge the mitfee a reinstatement fee of thes following
whom an alarm business license,an empoyees license,or an is (a)first suspension 550,(b)s Cond suspension 525,
alarm system permit is Issued- (t1 third suspension S100,Id)each additional suspension S3g0.
(13) n Person."Person"shall include natural persons,with- (3)it shall be unlawful for anyrm,nee to operate or
cut regard to number or gender,and any partnership,corner maintain his alarm system while hs alarm system permit is
ration,and any other type of legal entity speedd or alter it has been revoked.Any person am-leveei
(14)Siren."Siren"shall mean any audible noise similar by the action of the police department In ordering the stomp
to that which must be sounded by an authorized emergency sion or revocation 0f a permit under this section requiring the
vehicle. disconnection of the alarm system shall appeal such action to
the mayor,or his designee.The Ming of an appeal shall stay
(15)Trunkline."Trunkline"shall mean a telephone line the order of the police department to Immediately disconnect
leading into the police department and havine the primary the system from the date of Illing thereof until the mayor,or
porno.
nto 0 of tr basis emergency signasger messages
on
liner, his designee,renders the decision such appeal. otice of
s appeal shall he filedIn writing with the city recorder's office
•modllied central sfaflon or answering service. not later than live(5)days after notice of suspension or revo.
Sec.20-35-3.License to operate en alarm business.It shall cation has been received.
on be unlawfullarpersonfbusines own,o manage,ma conduct,or va or ne on of this chapter1 shalt he a0lministern ed andtenforced¢by thelsions
chief
theabusiness of monitoring end relaying calls for burglar, of police.He,or his authorized representative,which may be
robbery
ai rataer Other a emergency ralar and ferns,eni In the chief building Inspector,is authorized to make inspection
• a of burglar,robbery and Othler emergency alarm systems and
compliance�y1�the provisions of this chapter.Application f the premises wherein Bald device or system Is located.Such
therefor,slit forth the full name,date of birth,address of of
shall have authority at reasonable times and upon
pplicant,a in the alarm usiness,and whether or notice to enter upon any Premises with Salt Lake City,to
not such ire is have ever been convicted of a crime,and undeake said Inspections and to determine whether said
if partnership.corporation,por rincipals as iation,the above intor stems are beta.used In conformity with the provisions of
association.
so cation.n Th thepartners or lic f the be fifty dollars per n or this SsD ecvr.
t to the approval of the mayor,the chief of poilce,
a or portion thereof. shallor his authorized representative shall have Power to make
eon Sec.20-35-4, Alarm business license procedure and re such reasonable roles and regulations as may,In his discre-
sulremenrs.Every application for an alarm baseless license ion,be deemed necessary to Implement the provisions of this
and application for license renewal of same hereunder shall chapter.
be tiled with the Salt Lake City license assessor In duplicate Sec.20-35-13,•••
and shall be verified under oath.Such application shall be Sec.20-35-14.Instruction as to the operation of systems.
referred la the chief of police for retomwendaf Ion to the II- The person owning an alarm business or an employee of such
loses io1 paudls0p Me,u xc ri.d - - - -- - .Ace recommendation for approval from the business shall instruct the alarm system per-maim in the
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tof spolice shall be based on afflrmative findings in each per operation Of the system when I Is installed,and It shall
3WOH NAGA NI 1V133};aria. LPEE-E06 I o the following: be the responsibility of the alarm system permitted tome that
sf'51'S1L9 OSL'EL9y-OSL'ow/ppgS'>la (1)A reputation for honesty. all employees of such permit ee employed at the location said
6 4lLoi ',Panel load (21 A polite record devoid of a conviction of,or any I- system Is Installed are instructed in proper operating prose- '
t I q'sPanel>web bp 3310AiQ PBtsaluG3u leged but as vet unresolved charges that the applicant has
tlwat paaue¢ n mined a crime nvlving robbery,burglary.then,embee- unes to avoid false alarm signals.It shah cause the ystem to De
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ao 61m9I rnau AW ul imsI element,faud,buying or receiving of stolen property or any yaintained of the lin eliable ope ating conditionrm system permittee to All Rlicensed alarm
_Ve3•S31OVl O3,I13a El Jaidob) other crime of violence or moral turpitude, businesses shall offer a service contract t0 insure emergency
ena xaeg Aeeow'Lflte'lofl HO0OMH13ONV15ISSV 1g30 (3)No known association with felons, service tel preventative maintenance are performed on the
YTS 3'SO poomseg 91a1 J The license assessor shall,upon coninPderatton of the Opal- system,
11-mild of W64 PuaS d oyl A3NBO11V'eaVM Chaise cation and the lice chief's r 0 endallon,approve, Sec.20-35-15,Emergency notification.Every person main-
out Said imbue redid weal — • rater the rgues?tion.if the application Is else M,the ap:llr Iainine audible burglar robbery other a rpencY
Sa3Atrld MOVe NuVIB cant may request aa Personal appearance before the mayor or alarm system shall make readily visible,either on orimmede
B BELalES+o YR/6'699Wga 5hleS6 aalmalelS hs deslonee to offer evidence for reconsideration of his spell-
09119LL was.tec mSLOles aimed caftan. ateen adiacent to the exterior deuce emitting she alarm the
'tlene pal 'ilsel IIe3 Oila uolleunSum d and telephone umber of the eSponttble t0 render
znO4 a�Is31d'w lema0;O puvx Sec.20-35.5.Employee's license M labor at trade or install emergency service to the system.The alarm business Immodi-
i 3Wf1S�b d O33N 3ppA IPuey oy,a axe noA I tutelar, obhery or other emergency alarm Systems.It shall afely0 dlacent to the exterior device emitting lite alarm the
uippe a of noA pa31p IIIM er unawlui for any person,Includin.a person pe55essing an lam and�elephone ter of the rea censlble to render
'SiES'ILS'L'esc scamp p lotiosuoe O farm business license undse s icing,20-353 fining,re engage ern maintain
records service fo the t two u,Tfie alarm business sha11
ON C 'bat enp oily,pip 37�A83S 3V883338 b3AAM1M MOvi n,In the Installing, on an b Ins or of,repatrmg, maintain esp of at tease two user personnel who are desia-
4N and a steam 5 ma' pia m in Saltt aka Cog a or y any budding or other properly fed to respond In case of emergencies.'s de proper npersoa-
uA 11 d it eels usaM 3/1 low 33IS2IJ wl ala Lake Cho',any burglar,d relaying
or other emerge',oruch Icon of any emergency cane b the user's by thea la person
paau al c oM 3a O1VW by9 31V1S HVlfl system,
alarm n stem, monitoring nshall
did ),for calls for such net which,may by agreement ly assumed by the alarm bust-
o'00L6le lesolleo 10 01 lean uoh oho ern, less toe person hall apply for Band obtain a 11- s shall proceed Immediately to the location of the acflvaf-
ngUi510 IeuolleN Isgol tie I¢41 ern to do Application therefor shall set forth the full eCsxlarm and render all necessary service and assistance to
s3Wns3a e,dale of birth,address of the applicant,his Past expert- restore the (arm to normal dition. Unless specifically
in the burglar alarm business,the names and addresses -masted,the police shall be under no Obligation to remain at
.} y. ..G,.._. I of his employers during the preceding period of three years, the location of the alarm Inc a period In excess of fifteen min
Ily<-05L'69L9 Lgr'lauer'1t 4V COIAJOS 1�1—SBg and wtelher or rot he Ras ever been conVlcf¢d of a crime. ores while waning for the responding Party to arrive.
IIeN el le o5'ZIIS/�'Ialaaac ilea SeC.ZO-35d.Employee's licence procedure end quire Sec.2035-I6.Police call ecords.Alarm businesses who
SiI V N Q7O1.Idll I�S ments.Every asPlicatlon for an employee's license ardtappll- request police responseto alarm signals shall maintain
cation for license renewal hereunder hall be flied with the record of all polite cll stating the time,date,and location of
alt Lake CIO pollee department,In duplicate,and shall be the alarm.The records shall Indicate the cause Of the alarm,
'Mil m piaullweed'oN WO'M 'a81ey)aini3ld 00,9$ verified under oath.The police department shall make In mIL and It the alarm is not caused by a burglary,robbery,or other
su ipa i 0m aqua duels ;pencils and recommend to the license assessor either license mere
I I Pd emergency,shah state alarm. lve action taken a Prevent the
�N pu¢ SL'L PuaS seen ay)51d dull led Q)($aq Ple.
,,,,, depa In deu strait, ailed wail the Sall Lake CIO loathe s r n f the blfo This record shall be current and
RP 'seila>speaey 1al seen Bladed department,nolive In duplicate,and hail be cations under oath. si made representative
atl a at any t m the Chief or malice or
3a IP Aceo l>alloa uua4i llcq u1'.IoiUaSV IeuO'I The Police department shall sky Invesrlgations and recom- shallis designated representative al am time during normal bush
na plow I 50a1004 HSIO3MS ',PO a31e I awl3ld 00 9$ enend tp the license assessor eflher approval uc denial Of Such less hours.
'BI11B'SeSea1('Wei uoixli9 lot) Sn ld'ary all) eL01 a application.Anv rboned an of of approval from tie chic/ Sec,21F35-lei Local alarm system cut oft.BuuTeera'rob-
oy MORAua Passeippe Padwels I' 13L I 1 Ppe tie I Ponce lno areas:
bdsM on an afflrmative/(Min(n each of audi le o visual
alarm d vice t Systems hict a local
Pas Peeor
1o11ow ee aeas:
00'LSO PbouaS uMll aq poem laded hug u1 umlpasw (7)A reputation for horesty. publlic a usual alarm device to attract the thirty
minute
of the
n AlSal xgilo/wl taut'Semi
pubic scan unless sNpPM swithystem
Is automatic by an mmmt cor-
m axew a o M Yogi Oses I¢LOq!ppe (iv -aungp$ age', (a)'o police record devoid or a conviction ahe applicant
r any al- off deice, .hour the system Is yetis who can
re alarm wiNM-
thin
o S133NS O3Ba31VM A d 1 10 eSui Tom but as r t unresolved charges that thehef.ember-
with 2tes aft service employees who can respond within
lie$ vP�'se 41 u, r P committed ,b yagoreceivins robbery, stolenrnrRen,erase- thirty c.203s-la, oeralional
'P 'so Ip5 au0 1g 'SMaN ldldSaQ dy¢'1 other cri fraud,od,violence
or receiving of stolen pfuperty or any Sec.2 mechanisms
Operational in defects ton withremedied.erobbery,The
.uo z0....1.,bd 'u i stqlas uo DiS o of other crime nof violence,a moral h felons.
sensory or o ms used in connection sytieShall
the aosfed
laid'am snq a us cool In,(pep NI pie aullQul JM4( (3; license
known association with felons. to supry or other emergency alarm systems shall bee lusted
Calap o{Moo'pima pia woos The Id h assessor shall,upon on.approve
of the apple ed suppress false alarms so that the device will not be amuar-
d'of 0111 01 p0l oral b3 Opal ITS Allep ayl ca u1 uplps;gj aapon and the police rttommei selected,
, va o cast may pi es impulses s es f l transient wind noisespressuresuch h as the to afar,
e pull of aslll Wm,Apel a301O dip l0i d31rdd5 ono ales S1y1 application.If the appears c is fo ecthe the applicant may a short 0(lashes of light,winddhicula such the rant inghe
'SOulume'L901.99y '00 51%I 4 1 IPPa nnpeuest a personal appearance before the mayor or his test.- vlprafin0 of doers or windows,vehicular noise adiacent to the
.,yaps u ,,,nsu0>sail all Iwo oAe)cu01 U4 I. If vioence for reconsideration of his application. installation,or other forces unrelated to genuine alarms.
Inoue.,,ssol J4p IaM SI alayl,Paso s1 31n{)1d,,„I0) trim approval,the appliant shall be finger-printed and PhD-S01 Aaaeua Sec,systems
Auawful.c t shalt and pre-recorded message
boon d p3Ooedde iao0 inraphetl by,and his record filed with,the police depart- alarm systems unlawful.If halt be lawful to maintain,
pnpozd VOH'lopixo web.of z/i a II.111 idol mg Ip Siseq lit.A fee of Iour dollars shall be chrged for such services. operate,connect, r allow to be maintained,operated,Or
y0e02d0e"POW Tna poke depart.lit v e aloe,ss en the a Ikanf 0. n ice'any uiomanc dtaing device amomncally ials
PI.WI 'ales„D ism, , ug w)Pa81ey3 aq aim pie der snail
set caul.Every IOyed address
se issued hereon- fl a no ro department and tarsi
any Pre-recorded mes-
91005 y1no5ltI 11O.ula3lsla a)eds hie Saa1 Alen der than set eofth the lull name and addressor the pet-male,ass e, sage Io report any robbery,bugale t or other emergency.
elwrow'tube 01 S,0100•sulp3 Qltld IOU 1!QO and ore by name of the sermon,partnership,mp oyresatlon,e b also- This sand suc shall not c Jude the qW of a elect Ilse Or d
u b•slua>imam' •sfas 1ma1 lation e whom to Is employed.T e I employee's(Card shall bd nun ee,e and such are spttlllcallY authorized.
mob I'sniffy,aanc5 .W1 ISp�W J hero Mar Is n request of any
The Ie of fifer or
card shall be Sec,2p35.p.•••
An8 19of�Aa Il.ao+Nl displayed UIt s all est of dnv police ofas Or re airs ern- Sec,20-35-21.•••
individual.It shall De valid only so(Ong as ice remains ern- Sec.2e35-22,Applicability to existing alarm system'se The
,,.. _--,:._-„- l on..r ro r v
w —_ loved by such holder of a license required by section 20-35-3. provisions of this chapter shall apPO t0 all alarm business,When any perminee shall be discharged or shall terminate his employees and alarm systems which are Installed,connects.,
SALT LAKE CITY ORDINANCEemployment with such holder of a license required by section perated or mes p't lied n or prior to IRe date of whICR flits
No.dd of 19BI 20-35-3,the employee shall surrender his license t0 iris employ- theater becomes effecflon and subsequent IMreto;provided,
/Burnlar and Robbery Alarm Systems) r immediately and II shall t0 she duty of such employer to however,that Me cerm115 required for each alarm businesses,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 35 OF TITLE 20 iimmediately deliver or malt by registered mall to the chief of mploees and users of alarm systems shall be obtained with.
OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF SALT LAKE CITY, lice such employee's license. ain ninety(20)days from the dale which this Chapter becomes
u TAH, 1965, RELATING TO BURGLAR AND ROBBERY Soy 2p-3S.2 Opera ror's bond requirement M penalty. eifeclive.
ALARM SYSTEMS- Each applitant for license,required by section 20.35.3 shall SECTION 2.This Ordinance shall lake effect 30 days after
' 9e t1 ordailwtl by llw CibY Coun Cl l 01 Salf Lake Cay,U101t: its rust autlicatian_.-��, ... ...-•�..-_,.,-�•,i r..,..m....lie...o.•, ,.a furnish to the Ifcentt assessor of Salt Lake Clty,prior its the