CHAPTER 3 Peace and Good Order- 5-9-2013 - Village of Hobart

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A. Required – No person shall install or cause to be installed any alarm system, as defined above, for any premises in the Village until an alarm permit therefore has been issued by the Village, with the following exception: Not to include detectors such as smoke detectors/carbon monoxide detectors, medical alarms such as Life-line, septic tank alarms or electrical problem indicators. For the most part these are stand alone alarms designed to warn persons inside the structure. B. Application for Permit – An application for an alarm permit shall be provided by the Village and shall require an applicant to furnish information sufficient to identify the applicant, the location of the premises to be protected by the alarm system and such other information as the Police or Fire Department may deem necessary for safe and proper emergency response. The annual $15.00 alarm permit fee for a full or partial calendar year beginning January 1 st and expiring December 31 st of each year, shall be collected at the time of application. A permit shall be required for each premises alarmed or each separate alarm system on a single premises. C. Issuance of Alarm Permit – The Village Clerk shall issue an alarm permit to the applicant upon approval of the Village Administrator or his designee. The alarm permit shall be issued for a period not to exceed 12 months, expiring on December 31 st of each year. Applicants that are denied alarm permits may appeal the denial to the Village Board or a committee designated by the Village Board. D. Existing Alarm Systems – For those systems installed on premises within the Village prior to March 6, 2001, a permit shall be obtained within 60 days after the effective date of this ordinance from which this article is derived. With respect to any alarm system installed after the effective date of this ordinance, a permit must be issued before the alarm system is installed. 3.704 OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS A. Duty to Maintain Alarm System – The property owner shall be responsible for maintaining the alarm system in proper working order. B. Duty to Respond to Alarm – The owner of premises protected by an alarm system must respond to the protected premises within 30 minutes of notification of an alarm. The owner/key holder is to assist police officers in gaining access to the building for the purpose of inspection. The owner/key holder is also responsible for shutting off and/or resetting the alarm system. Under no circumstances shall a member of the Police Department or Fire Department reset an alarm. The owner of an alarmed premise shall provide current information on persons/key holders to be contacted in the owner’s absence. C. Time Delay and Shutoff – All security alarm systems shall be equipped with a 20 second time delay in cases where the alarm is accidentally tripped. All local alarms shall be equipped with a 15 minute automatic shut off or some other secure means of turning off the alarm. Chapter 3 Page 28 of 65
3.705 FALSE ALARMS A. Special Charge For: 1. After the alarm system has been installed for 30 days, the owner shall be subject to a special charge for each false alarm in a 12-month, per calendar year, January 1 st through December 31 st of each year, as follows: a. 1st alarm during a calendar year $ 25 each b. 2nd or 3rd alarms during a calendar year $ 50 each c. 4th or more alarms during a calendar year $100 each 2. Exceptions: a. Municipal alarms b. False alarms caused by outside sources c. Any special charge may be waived by the Village Administrator or his designee if the owner can show that the false alarm was caused by an outside source beyond the owner’s control. That the alarm was properly maintained and not the result of negligence on the part of the owner, his agent or employees. d. Not to include detectors such as smoke detectors/carbon monoxide detectors, medical alarms (Life-line) or electrical problem indicators. For the most part these are stand alone alarms designed to warn persons inside the structure. e. Motor Vehicle Alarms – This ordinance shall not apply to audible alarms affixed to motor vehicles. 3. Collection of Special Charges – Special charges for false alarms, as provided in sub. 1 above, shall be billed to the owner and, if not timely paid, shall be placed on the tax roll pursuant to the provisions of §66.0627, for collection and settlement under Wis. Stats. Ch. 74 3.706 GENERAL PROVISIONS A. Permit Cancellation; Alarm Disconnection – Whenever there is a record of an excessive number of alarms or the operation of the alarm system is not consistent with the purpose of this chapter, the Village Administrator or his designee may, in writing, require the owner to repair or replace the alarm system within 10 days. If the repair or replacement is not made within 10 days, the Village Administrator or his designee may order the alarm permit cancelled and the alarm disconnected. No person shall continue to operate an alarm system for which an alarm permit has been cancelled. B. Telephone Alarm Dialers – Telephone alarm dialers are not permitted to be programmed to direct dial the Police or Fire Department, except by special permission of the Village Administrator or his designee. Chapter 3 Page 29 of 65
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