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/ VOTING Aye Nay Salt Lake City,Utah, Tanuary 28 19 76
Mr.Chairman ✓
I move that the Ordinan be passed.
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Result AN OR INANCE
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Title 20 of the Revised Ordinances of Salt Lake City
Utah, 1965, by adding thereto a new chapter 35, sections 1 through 21, relating
to burglar and robbery alarm systems.
Be it ordained by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City, Utah:
SECTION 1. That 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 by adding thereto a new chapter 35, sections 20-35-1 through
20-35-21, to read as follows:
CHAPTER 35
BURGLAR AND ROBBERY ALARM SYSTEMS
SECTIONS:
20-35-1. Purpose.
20-35-2. Definitions.
20-35-3. License to operate burglar or robbery alarm systems business.
20-35-4. Operator's license procedure and requirements.
20-35-5. Employee's license to labor at trade or install burglar or
robbery alarm systems.
20-35-6. Employee's license procedure and requirements.
20-35-7. Operator's bond requirement and penalty.
20-35-8. Denial of license - grounds.
20-35-9. Suspension or revocation of license.
20-35-10. Permit for installation.
20-35-11. Application for permit.
20-35-12. Administration - regulations.
20-35-13. lAudible burglar alarms - not to be similar to sirens.
20-35-14. Instruction as to the operation of systems.
20-35-15. Emergency notification.
20-35-16. Police call records.
20-35-17. Local alarm system cut off.
20-35-18. Operation defects to be remedied.
20-35-19. Automatic dialing and pre-recorded message alarm systems
unlawful.
20-35-20. Liability of city limited.
20-35-21. Penalty for violation.
"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 or robbery, and recognizing
the value of effective alarm systems in deterring crime and apprehending
criminals, it is the purpose of this ordinance to regulate the installation
of alarm systems to improve system effectiveness, and to reduce insofar as
possible, the number of false alarms requiring police department response.
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"Sec. 20-35-2. Definitions. (1) Burglary or robbery alarm system.
Burglary or robbery alarm system shall mean any mechanism, equipment,
or device which is designed to detect an unauthorized entry, or to
direct attention to a robbery-in-progress, and to signal the above
occurrence either locally or remotely.
(2) Local or audible alarm. Local or audible alarm shall mean
an alarm when activated that makes a loud noise at or near the
protected area or floods the site with lights or both.
(3) Silent or remote alarm. Silent or remote alarm shall mean
an alarm without an obvious local indication that an alarm has
been transmitted, with a signal then being transmitted to a remote
monitoring station.
(4) False alarm. A false alarm shall mean an alarm signal
transmitted in absence of an alarm condition.
(5) Alarm condition. Alarm condition shall mean an actual
threatening condition, such as intrusion or holdup.
(6) Operator. Operator shall be any person, partnership,
corporation, or association which engages in the business of
selling, leasing, installing, and servicing, or maintaining
burglary or robbery alarm systems in Salt Lake City, Utah.
(7) Employee. Employee shall be any person who is employed by
an operator and who labors at selling, installing, or servicing
and maintaining burglary or robbery alarm systems in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
"Sec. 20-35-3. License to operate burglar or robbery alarm systems
business. It shall be unlawful for any person, partnership, corporation,
or association to own, manage, conduct, or carry on the business of
installing, servicing, maintaining, repairing, replacing, moving, or
removing or causing to be installed, serviced, maintained, repaired,
replaced, moved, or removed in or on any building or other property
within Salt Lake City, any device known as a burglar or robbery alarm
system, unless there exists a valid license therefor, granted and
subsisting in compliance with the provisions of this chapter. Application
therefore, 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. Operator's license procedure and requirements. Every
application for license and application for license renewal hereunder
shall be filed with the Salt Lake City license assessor in duplicate and
shall be verified under oath. Such application shall be referred to the
chief of police for recommendation to the board of commissioners. 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 licensee 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 board of commissioners shall, upon consideration 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 board of commissioners to offer evidence for
reconsideration of his applicatioih
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"Sec. 20-35-5. Employee's license to labor at trade or install burglar
or robbery alarm systems. It shall be unlawful for any person, including
a person or persons licensed 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 or robbery alarm 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 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 board of commissioners 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 licensee 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 board of commissioners 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 board of commissioners 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 licensee, 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 licensee remains employed by such
holder of a license required by section 20-35-3. When any licensee 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 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 board of
commissioners 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. 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 Corpor-
ation as a penalty for failure to observe the regulations contained
herein.
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"Sec. 20-35-8. Denial of license - grounds. An application for a
license required by section 20-35-3, or an employee's license required by
section 20-35-5, or renewal of either, shall be denied if it appears that
the applicant has been convicted of, or been released from a penal
institution after serving a sentence for a felony or misdemeanor involving
robbery, burglary, theft, embezzlement, fraud, buying, or receiving of
stolen property or any other crime of violence or moral turpitude.
"Sec. 20-35-9. Suspension or revocation of license. The holder of a
license required by section 20-35-3, or of an employee's license required
by section 20-35-5, so granted, may be suspended or revoked by the board
of commissioners 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 board of commissioners of Salt Lake City.
"Sec. 20-35-10. Permit for installation. No person shall install,
operate, or maintain a burglar or robbery alarm system without first
obtaining a permit.
"Sec. 20-35-11. Application for permit. Every application for a permit
to install, maintain, or operate a burglar or robbery alarm system shall
be filed with the building and housing services of Salt Lake City, in
duplicate, together with a fee of five dollars. Said application shall
set forth the full name, address, and telephone number of both the
installer of the system and the person or business on whose premises the
system will be installed, as well as the type of system to be installed
and the location where it is proposed to be installed. Such application
shall be referred to the chief of police for his recommendation.
The police chief shall approve such application if he finds that:
(1) The use of said alarm system will not interferewith the orderly
conduct of city business; and
(2) The person installing the system is properly licensed and
maintains an adequate service organization to repair, maintain,
instruct, and otherwise service the system sold or leased by him.
"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 or robbery 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 within 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 board of commissioners, 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. Audible burglar alarms - not to be similar to sirens.
It shall be unlawful to install or maintain any alarm system which, upon
activation, emits a sound similar to sirens which are in use on emergency
vehicles or for civil defense purposes.
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"Sec. 20-35-14. Instruction as to the operation of systems.
Operators licensed under this chapter shall instruct the user in the
proper operation of the system when it is installed, and it shall be
the responsibility of the user to see that all employees are instructed
in proper operating procedures to avoid false alarm signals, It shall
be the responsibility of the user of an alarm system to cause the system
to be maintained in reliable operating condition. All licensed operators
shall offer a service contract to insure emergency service and preventa-
tive maintenance are performed on the system.
"Sec. 20-35-15. Emergency notification. Every person maintaining an
audible burglar or robbery 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 operator responsible to render
emergency service to the system. The licensed operator 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
licensed operator, 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. Operators 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 or robbery, 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 repre-
sentative at any time during normal business hours.
"Sec. 20-35-17. Local alarm system cut off. Burglary or robbery
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 device, unless the system is maintained by an operator
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 and burglary 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.
In cases where false alarms are determined to be excessive as verified
by police records a written notice shall be given to the user and the
operator responsible for the system to take corrective action within three
days to prevent future false alarms. If corrective action is not accom-
plished and verified in writing to the police department within said three
days by the user or the operator, notice to immediately disconnect the
alarm until corrective action is accomplished may be served upon the user.
The user and the operator shall submit a written request to the police
department for re-instatement certifying that full compliance with the
corrective action has taken place. When an operator is responsible for
service and maintenance of the system, non-compliance by a licensed opera-
tor, with administrative notices and directives, shall cause to suspend or
revoke the license granted pursuant to this chapter. Any user failing to
comply with administrative notices and directives shall be subject to
criminal penalties as provided herein.
In determining whether or not false alarms are excessive at a particu-
lar location, such system at said location shall be judged on an individual
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"Sec. 20-35-19. Automatic dialing and pre-recorded message alarm
systems unlawful. It shall be unlawful for any person to maintain, operate,
connect, or allow to be maintained, operated or connected, any telephone
device or telephone attachment which automatically dials a telephone
number and then reproduces any pre-recorded message to report any burglary
or other emergency.
"Sec. 20-35-20. Liability of city limited. The city shall not be
liable for any defects in operation of burglar or robbery alarm system,
for any failure or neglect to respond appropriately upon the receipt of
an alarm from such a source, nor for the failure or neglect of any person
issued a license pursuant to this chapter in connection with the installa-
tion, operation, or maintenance of the equipment necessary to or incident
to the operation of such system. In the event the city finds it necessary
to order the system disconnected, the city shall inure no liability for
such action.
"Sec. 20-35-21. Penalty for violation. Notwithstanding any other
provision in this chapter, failure of any person to comply with the
requirements of this chapter shall constitute a misdemeanor and shall be
punishable by law."
SECTION 2. In the opinion of the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City,
it is necessary to the peace, health',and welfare of the inhabitants of Salt Lake
City that this ordinance become effective thirty days after its first publica-
tion.
Passed by the Board of Commissionersof Salt Lake City, Utah, this 28th day
of January, 1976.
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MAYOR
CITY RECORD
(SEAL>
BILL NO. 9 of 1976
Published February 3, 1976
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Affidavit of Publication
STATE OF UTAH, )
ss.
Countyr of Salt Lake
AN ORDINANCE ANAENDDD NA
Tine 20 at the Revised Shana D. Palmer
Ordinances or Salt Lake City Utah,1965,by adding thereto a new -------" '-
Chapter 35,sections-I through 21,relating to burglar and robbery
alarm sy m
stems.
City
Be it ordained by the Board of ComIssloners of Salt Lake.
s1=C1 I ON, That Title 2n ar the Revised Ordinances of salt Being first duly sworn,deposes and says that he is legal adver-
• Lake City,Utah,1965,relating to burglar and robbery alarm -
sysle Ilsaaabter dth0salonshere yiin orret b5aitotheritaa ta.cing clerk of the DESERET NEWS,a daily (except Sunday)
' telllows: a` as newspaper printed in the English language with general cir-
CHAPTER 15
BURGLAR AND ROBRE qv ALARM SYSTEMS cnlation in Utah, andpublished in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake
SECTIONS, '
2ix34,.Purpose. County, in the State of Utah.
20-1Y2:Liens to
less, License to operate tillrglar or robbery alarm systems
business,
20-3.5-4.Oprrlevee license procedure and dequlestal/b
a "bevy.aomis>ytteminens¢tobbarartradearinstaubarolar' That the legal notice of which a copy is attached hereto
r rs.
20,356.Employee's license procedure and requirements.
24k35 2.Operator's bond requirement and penalty.
2o- Denial of license—grounds. pub notice to amend and ordinance relating to
26-05,933.9.SrmIt on or revocation of license,
Permit
20-35.10,Per for installation.
2p2bry.31`Y5 tl.APPllcalbn for permit.
• ,N✓&5'ii Administration—regulations.
WllNesl+ur gia a�aams110oito be similar to sirens_ burglar & robbery alarm sustems
1i2y'1Irry4Fs35-5-iL,El rnreroene e,10tilicaatinn rattan of systems.
20-35 16.Police call records.
20-35,19.Local alarm system col off. •
20-35,11t,Operation defects to be remedied. -----'------
20-35-19.4,0tem81ic dialing and pre-recorded message alarm
systems unlawful_
20-35-20.Liability of city limited.
�35-21.Penalty for violation.351. r he growing -_
burglary and robbery alarm systems he.se.Because of rb sold and Installed In; --�
Salt Lake City,requiring the city police department to respond to f
alarm slgrlbla from the said systems,and because some systems I
maintenance,orr
n are nd herMeo to the leu alth gro ino nate umber ofla lignals - -which are teat there ult eta burglary robbery. nd recognizing
e vat*of etfeen ye alarm systems in deterring crime and • p'eb p 3 1976
rehending criminals,it Is the purpose of this ordinanceto was published in said newspaper on l
regulate asnlel lto reduce alarm
systems to the number¢of
false alarms'reauiring police aeoeriment response.•°
"Sac,20-35-2.Definitions.Ill Burglary or robbery alarm
system.Burglary ors robbery a system shall m -'-"-
mechanism,equipment,or device which Is designed to detect
authorized entry,o o direct a rObOery-m-
to signal thetabove occurrence either locally or
remotely.a
pu 1ar,e l or audible alarm.Local or audible alarm shall mean
an farm when activated that makes a loud noise al or near the •
protected area or floods the a site with lights or both, Ii
13)Silent or remote alarm.Silent remote alarm shall mean J.i.., ('\ r, �� ,_'ti\ bA.si N
an alarm without an obvious local cilcati that an alarm his ---- '"L'=
be n been transmitted. ith a signal then being transmitted to Leal Advertising Clerk
rem
n.
(a1 raaiseote 1ori alarm.A lalso alarm shall mean an alarm signal
Iranamitted toabserme of an alarm coMNlon
(5)Alarm condltion.•Alarm condition shall mean an actual
preino tie.OP,eck aM t:" hp
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corporation,orassociation which engages In 1. usnes of
selling,leasing Ins...,and servicing,omaintaining burglary
Orr11/ETTPiayedwr000yalarm systems ee sh Salt
all he anye City,
person whois employed, me this 16th day of
be an operator and who labors at selling,Installing,or servicing
and mainhaini.burglary or robbery alarm systems in Salf Lake
City,Utah.
yrinerc Wsness. IInsshall beatutiawful"or
roabervperson A.D. 19 76
artnership.the h atin,or assort fin to own,manna,conduct,
carryor on the business of installing,servicing,maintaining,
a In°, rapla uloe 0 1 r causing la be
°galled,serviced mat lamed,repaired,nreplaced,moved,or •
removed i on bulldog Other o within Salt Lake ,
unlessany device k b tar or robbery alarm system,
nlessthereexstsa lid licensethereto,granted and subsisting ��
thein refore,shall setpliance n the torth the lull name,° ,ale e of chapter
birth, Ireassi of
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applicant,experience In 1M alarm buiiness,and whether or not Notary Public
such.individuals have ever been convicted el n crime,end if a
arthership,corporation,or association,One above information on
all the partners or Principals Of the corporation orubon.
The tee for such license shall be fifty dollars per annum or
ihornf.
"Sec,2035 A.Operator's license procedure and requirements.
Every application tar and application or license renewal
hereunder shall be filed with the Salt Lake City license assess or in
duplicate and shall be verified under oath.Such application shall
he referred to the chief of police for recommendation to hie board
of commissioners.Any r endation for oval re the
chief of police shall be baseU n affirmative findin Wore
In each of the
toliowi)ng,
(2)A ponce trecord devoid ion for yof a conviction of,or any alined
but as yet unresolved charges that licensee has committed a
crime involving robbery,burglary,theft,embeael¢ ent,Ira.,-----
ving orreceiving or stolen property or any other crime of
violence or oral turpitude,
(3)board
of con association with felons.
The board of c shall,o consideration of the
application and commissioners
nchief's recommeation,approve,
act the avollcallun.If the application Is selected,th oplaet
u a personal , e before the board of
neOcommissioners to ltel evidences....ranee
reconsideration of his
application
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Sin.2° nave Newerrent ry Vsimes511 shall zmaunlawtol for salt
Parana inset.rp a s a persons J sad under section
20.35-3 herein,to once he directlyinn the cinstate., siting,
maintaining,reciai rmg,,moving,nr removing re or on any ng
°tee,property within Salt Lake City,any burglar or robbery
or
system unless such so shall apply or and obtain a
license to do so.Application therefor shall set forte the full name.
Otte el birth,address of the applicant,his past experience in the
burglar alarm business, the names and addresses of his
employers ring the preceding convictedin vr ors,and
whether or not he has ever been _
"Sec.20 35-6.Employee's license procedureand require- nainlalned hY Operator with 2a-IWur service employees who
is. Every application for an employee's ncenseand', and within thirty minutes after notification.
application for license renewal hereunder shall be filed wan he r '_Sec. 20.35-ig. Operational defects to be remedied. The
Silt Lobe City police department, due/,cafe,and hall be; ,n ,n mechanismsused In tlet with the robbery and
ol'ltied under oath. The lice department snail mane burglary systems shall connection
ted to Uerress false
Investieatiens aril reco ,e rot to the hoardof commissioners Alarms so that the device will not be actuated by Impulses dyed to
,then approval or denial of such application. „v o enoa- ', let pressure thanes in Water,pleas,short flashes of light,
tied 01 approval from the chief of police shall bee booed on an wind noises,such as therattling or vibrating of doors or windows,
elfirinatiulo lime.in each of Me fallowing areas: vete cuter noise adfacent to the installation or other forces
(1)A reeofafi0n for honesty. u r sated 10 genuine alarms.
(2)A police record devoid of a conviction of,o alleged n tin cases here false (arms are determined to be excessive
hat anref unresolved charges that licensee has cnmV it-1. emoted by police records a written notice shall bheaven to the
involvingcrime robbery, erg err,theft,nemineoelemenf,fraud, auser s d the operator responsible for the system to take
buyingor receiving of tolenl property or any other crime of corrective action within three days to prevent future false alarms.
violence or moral turpitude. 1 c r efts¢action Is not...repnshed and-veril led in writing to
(3)No known associa thin with felons. the Police department within said three days by the user or th
The board of of commissioners shall,upon consideration of the operator, notice to Immediately„llorannect the alarm until
aeel icatibn and th police recommendation,approve or'elect the rective action is accomplished may be served pon the use
pplication. If the application Is re ed,tee applicant may The usera the neorafor shall submit a Written request to iM
request a personal appearance before the board of commissioners police department for Instatement certifying that full
to offer evidence for fern sloeration of his application.Upon compliance with Ile corrective action s take maintenance o When an
approval,the apsh rant shall be finger-printed and P.tograehed rafOr is responsible forand ten f the
,, nd his orb filed with,the police department.A tee of lour sstem,non-compliance bye licensed aoerator,With administra-
dollars stall be chorged for such services.The police de par'meet five notices and directives,shall ca1,a to suspend or revoke the
shall then issue to tee applicant an'denlilieafion card.Every Il ce,lsa granted pursuant to the chapr.Any laser Maine to
andloyee's license issued hereunder shall set forth the tell name amply with administrative notices and directives hell be
address of te licensee, and the name of the person. suhiect to criminal penalties as prow bled herein.
rfMhop,corporation,or association by whom he Is employed. In determining whether or o searees f false alarms a excessive at a
An employee's license Issued hereunder is non-transferable.The particular location,such system at said location shall be lodged
identification card shall be display.uon request of any police on en individual Oasis
officer or env Interested individual.It shall be valid only so long "Sec.20-35.19.Automatic dialing and prerecorded message
as the licensee remains cloyed by such fro/der of a license alarm systems unlawful.Il call be unlawful for any person to
orgr d by section 2035 3e When any liconsee shall he discharged maintain,operate,connect,or allow toe be maintained operated
shall term,nare Ins employment with such holder of p license r connected,any telephone device telephone maintained,
required by section 2035-3,the a,ul000n shall -ender his which automatically dials telep.o number d then
license to his employer immediately'and if shall be the duty of r educes any Pre-recorded message to repot any burglary of
such employer In immeditly deliver or mall by registered mail other emergency.
to the thief of police such employee's license. 'Sec. alarm.Liability Of city limit..The city shall not be!
Sec 20.35 a.Cipe less be.requirement and permitted Each eat.tor one any defects In operation of burglar or robbery a
applicent Tor a Incense,,required by section 20.35-3,shall tartish re ,he nee for any(allure or neglect to resound r for the
aeon
Hie Ward of c miseianers of Salt Lake City, prior o the she receipt of an alarm from sure a source,or for the failure or
Issuance of such license and shall obtain and keep in effect during n.lecf of any person issued a license or
to this chapter In
the lee 01 said license,o orates rely bond Issued by nectlon eessea installation,operation,or maintenance of the
and a form aria.by the city attorney le the eonipme r ass y to orincident to the operation of such
prance of ,nphnt of one thousand dollars,and conditioned a 'stem.In the event the Inure
it necessary to order the syem•
tare IaeMful performance of all of tot provisions of this chapter disconnected,the city shall Inure no liability for such action.
and upon the truth of all the representations and statements made Sec.20-3S-21.Penalty tar violation.Notwithstanding any
ttconnection with lee application for such license Upon failure of other provision In this chapter,failure of any person to comply
u hoideh to observe ail of the provisions of this chapter or should with the requirements of this chapter shall constitute a
if be su
bsequently quentl discovered that the representations and misdemeanor and shall be punishable Dv law."
statements mane in bond
shall a with the beneatian are not true, SECTION 2.In nee es 000 at the ears, a lthCo and
welfare
of
the proceedsLake of the orpo shall enure the¢ beor it and forfeited Salt inLake City,ntit is See Lakytothehat Mhealthandwelfare e
f
to Salt Late CITY Cu,oedanon as a penalty for failure to observe the
thirty days after its 1lstl publication,ordlnarhre became
Ice,"ec el3s8.Denial
e
Sec.re vlr Denial cf ne nse—,rotas.An ie application lbefor Passed by the l Jan of,19)6.51oors of Salt Lake CnY,
a lirequired
y sec ed by section.5.ornew 3, a employee's Incense Utah,this 2gn day of January,19J6.
n tied by section 2u35t,or renewal of either,shall be deg.it TED L.WILSON
Mayor
it appear,that the a nl has been convicted 1,or been MILDFF_D V.NIGNAM
released front a penal institution alter servingsentence for City Recorder
tele. for misdemeanor meetvireo obbery, burglary, theft, (SEA(.)
anyOfhlemenf,fraud,buying,or Cluing of stolen property or BILI.NO 9 of 19V6
any weer crime of violence or moral turpitude. Published February 3,19/6 (G191
"Sec.20.35-9.Suspension or a atio of license.The holder
of a license required by secriun 2D lea.or of an employee's license
required by 'lion 20.35-5,so granted,may be suspended o
0 Ord ti the board Oi commissioners tOr env reason for wince
rho granting of Sun provision
a ighl be few or o 0 iM far ind
regulations
of a vision t Ibis chapter,or al the roles and
VDognlae Ions a chef in sectnln0n thereof.for tortes to Pay the
US,tee 5peclli.in section 2D 35.3 or 20355,or for other good
eau Prior to Suspension or revocation,the holder shall be given
notice of the proposed action to be taken and shall have an
wrtunily to Ire 1 and at a hearing before too board of
0
,- s 10 San Laker sited
nn/per rUmaint in aPer burglar
glaor r orarobber.Nl 5yston eml5f15Install,
I lust oblainiop anpermit.WrOlar or robbery alarm system without
"Sec.20,35-I1. pplication ter permit.Every application for a
.rmil to install,maintain,or operate a burglar or robbery alarm
stem shall be filed with the building and nousing services of Salt
Lake City,in duplicate,together with a fee of five dollars.Said
application shall set forth Ice full,lame,address,and telephone
astuber of both the Installer of the system d the
sitree type of syst on TVOOSeem Ao to Instarerni.s the lledam will nd the location wtiearse well
rP1s
as proposed to be installed.Such application snail be referred to the
chief of polite for m5 recommendation.
Thepolice chief shall approve such application if he rinds
hat:
Ill Tho use of saki alarm system will not Interfere with the
orderly conducthee peso n r city
t ls l h e sy
stem stem Is properly licensed and
Inteins an adequate se organization to repair, aintain,
instruct,and otherwise service the m system sold or leased by him.
Sec.20-35.12.Aaminislraflon—regulations.The provisions
°heals cnapier shall be administered and enforced be the chief of
police f authorized e,or or his a nnrired rneresentative„which may/berth`
burglar orrobbery alarm systems and of the apremises wherein
said device or system is located.Such individual shall have
authority at reasonable times and uon oral notice to enter upon
muses witi,in Salt Lake City,to undertake said Inspections
aft to determine whether said systems are being used in
conformity with the provisions of this chapter
chief otipolice,or tehe s authorized rep,eseniailversnc l have POW,h,r
10 retake seen reasonable t'ules and regulations a,may, n hi
discretion,be deemed necessary to Implement ine provisions of
ibis chapter.
"Sec 20.35.1 a Audible burglar alarms—not to be shelter to
If shell Ue uniawful to install or inteln any alarm
system
are in useOnn emergence vehicles s a d for
ullio sirens
deters±
DOrP°sese m o o emergency vehicles or c
Onenalors�ensed uInstruction
der to hs chapteerr the
ninstruct operation
fuser in met
proper operation of tee system when it is installed,and it shall be
tee responsibilityIar Of the user to that all a paose5 are
nsiruct 1 n ter oo efio prbceyuros to avoid false alarm•
signals. 1 shall bet responsibility ol the user of an alarm
vstem to cause the system tors maintained in reliable operating
condition.All lice..operators snail uner a service contract to
emergency serviceand preventative maintenance are
Performd on the system.
r
"SCa 2LL35-IS.Emergency notification.Every person male
',ening an sable¢burglar or robbery term system shall make
deadily visaed,either On or immediately aelloccet to the exre'iur
evice emitting rho alarm the name and lelem,orie number of the
The i,ce Sapp oeocawr shall emergency
nto ngreeherds of at least two user ine„wog are eeslgnaled to resond In case of emergencies.
Uleo on e
ly atedl pernotisonnel
env emergency nel hich,m cc a condition greemenf be assumed be
one licensed over lOr,shall proceed immediately to the location of
the a .vat alarmand i all necessary service and
sslstance ei restore Inc alarm rto norm.,condition.Unless
specifically requested,hie polio shall he under no oblige/Ion 10
main of the ad"icon of the alarm for a period In excess Si fifteen
while waiting for the rerp ngng party to or rive,
minutes while
2e3S le Police colt r sed Operators w request
police essat�ae to alarm signals c shall maintain a recordrof all
polirecords cans bMiwitle1.cause'of i.ataalnton of the if tneealarm is
Iwo caused oy a burglary or eubery,shall slate corrective action
taken to prevent the recurrence of fee alarm.This record shall he
current end shall be'nape available for tnspection by the chief of
malice
ss his ohouesemated representative at any time Goring normal
Lua"Sec. 20-35-le Local alarm system cut off. Burglary o
robbery alarm systems which use a local audible or visual alarm
eavice to attract Me attention of the public shall be equipsed with
an automatic thirty l001ufe cut-on device,unless the system i5 /(,