2002M23-REVISE CHAP 10 ART 5 ORr INANCE NO. ~_-
AN ORDINANCE
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE ~ITY OF SCHERTZ,
TEXAS PROVIDING THAT THE COl'E OF ORDINANCES,
CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS BE AME ~IDED BY DELETING
CHAPTER 10, MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES AND
PROVISIONS, ARTICLE V, ALARM SYSTEMS, FALSE
ALARMS, SECTIONS 10-81 THF',OUGH 10-94 AND
REPLACING SAME WITH A REIrlSED CHAPTER10,
MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSES AND PROVISIONS,
ARTICLE V, ALARM SYSTEMS, FALSE ALARMS,
SECTIONS 10-81 THROUGH 10-94; PROVIDING A
PENALTY CLAUSE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY
CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING A FEPEALING CLAUSE,
SPECIFICALLY FOR ORDINANCE NO. 85-M-5.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL )F THE CITY OF SCHERTZ,
TEXAS:
THAT, Chapter 10, Miscellaneous Off( ~ses and Provisions, Article V,
Alarm Systems, False, Alarms, Sections 10-81 hrough 10-94, be amended as
follows:
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Section 10-81. Definitions.
The following words, terms and phrases, when u ed in this Article, shall have the
meanings ascribed to them in this Section, ex,:ept where the context clearly
indicates a different meaning:
Alarm notification: means a notification int~=nded to summon police/fire
services, which is designed either to be initiated )urposely by a person or by an
alarm system that responds to a stimulus characteristic of fire or unauthorized
intrusion.
Alarm site: means a single premise or Iocatior (one street address) served by
an alarm system or systems that are under the c( ,ntrol of one owner.
Alarm system: means a device or system th ~t emits, transmits, or relays a
signal that is intended to notify police or fire of an unauthorized intrusion,
attempted unauthorized intrusion, robbery, attem )ted robbery, an attempt to take
a person hostage, or a fire alarm and, is inter ded to summon, or that would
reasonably be expected to summon, public safet t services of the City, including,
but not limited to, local alarms. Alarm system d( ~s not include:
(1) An alarm installed on a vehicle unl ss the vehicle is permanently
located at a site.
(2) An alarm designed to alert only the inh abitants of the premises having
the alarm system and which does not ~ave a broadcast system.
Broadcast alarm: means an alarm system tha emits a signal at an alarm site
that is audible or visible from the exterior of a stru :ture.
Chief: means the Chief of Police of the City or hi authorized representative.
Fire alarm: means any system or device that is ~ermitted and installed to meet
the minimum standards of the Schertz Fire Cod and appropriate national and
state requirements and designed as an automat communication device giving
early warning of smoke, heat, fire, suppression~stem activation, and trouble,
including the notification of a U.L. listed approved central monitoring station.
Fire Marshal: means the Fire Marshal for the ity of $chertz or his authorized
representative.
Permit holder or person in control: means t[ ~ person designated as such in
the application for an alarm permit or the p,=rson who is responsible for
responding to alarms on behalf of the applicant a~ ~d giving access to the site and
who is responsible for proper maintenance and operation of the alarm system
and payment of fees. Such person must be at lea st 18 years of age.
Person: means an individual, corporation, partn( rship, association, organization
or similar entity.
Section 10-82. Proper alarm system operatio;~ and maintenance.
(a) A permit holder or person in control of an alarm system shall:
(1) Maintain the premises containing a } alarm system in a manner that
assures proper operation of the alarm sy,,~tem;
(2) Maintain the alarm system in a manr er that will minimize false alarm
notifications;
(3) Respond to or cause a representatiw ~ to respond within a reasonable
period of time, which period shall be designated by the City, when
requested by the City to repair or ins ctivate a malfunctioning alarm
system, to provide access to the premis .~s or to provide security for the
premises;
(4) Not manually activate an alarm fc~r any reason other than the
occurrence of an event that the alarm sys leto was intended to report; and
(5) Notify the police department corem ~nications prior to activating a
security or fire alarm for maintenance pur ~oses;
(6) Notify the fire department and U.L. Ii ~ted central station prior to any
fire drills or tests that may or may not ca~ ~se the activation of a fire alarm
system.
(b) A permit holder or person in control of ~ security or fire alarm system
shall not utilize any alarm system which causes an audible signal to be
emitted continuously or intermittently fcr more than 30 minutes after
being activated or which emits a subse¢ uent alarm without being reset
which would constitute a nuisance and a iolation of this Article.
(c) A permit holder or person in control of; n alarm system shall not allow
alarm signals to be reported through a re lying intermediary that does not
comply with the requirements of this Artic e and any other Chapter of this
Code, any rules and regulations promulg~ ted by the chief or Fire Marshal
or, for a security fire alarm system thai is not licensed by the Texas
Board of Private Investigators or private s, .~curity agencies.
(d) A permit holder or person in control of a~ alarm system shall maintain a
complete set of written operation instrL ctions for each alarm system
at each alarm site. Special codes, combi ~ations, or passwords must not
be included in these instructions.
Section 10-83. Direct alarm reporting: automatic alarm notification
prohibited.
An alarm system which transmits automatic a arm notification directly to the
communications center of the police departmenl is prohibited, except for such
systems currently in place on date of adoption [ ereof and to the original permit
holder hereunder, or as authorized in Section 10-34 hereof.
Section 10-84. Protection of financial instituti, )ns.
(a) A financial institution required to have a security/fire alarm system
pursuant to the provisions of the Bank Pr )tection Act of 1968 (12 U.S.C.,
Section 1882) may install, with the permission of the chief, signal line
directly to the police department for the purpose of reporting burglaries
and robberies. If such an arrangement is made, all other requirements of
this Article must be met. The financial in~ ;titution shall execute a letter of
agreement with the City permitting the installation of all necessary
equipment on an indicator panel montored in the communications
division of the police department. The in= ;tallation must be accomplished
at the financial institution's expense.
(b) The financial institution shall pay an ant ual fee to be determined by the
City for each indicator. The chief shall ha~ e the right, at reasonable times
and upon oral notice, to inspect the al-' rm system at the alarm site and
require necessary repairs or improvements. If the chief finds that the
alarm system continually fails to opera'e properly, or to be operated
improperly, he may terminate the privlege to have equipment and
indicators in the communications center of the police department and
require prompt removal of the equipmer at the expense of the financial
institution.
(c) The financial institution, at its own expe ~se, shall make arrangements
to provide service for the alarm syste~n on a 24-hour basis, seven
days a week. In no event shall the Cib' become liable for charges for
· repair and maintenance.
(d) The financial institution may cancel its agl eement with the City any time
by giving the City written notice throu[ h the chief, and at its own
expense, remove the equipment and ind cators from the monitor panel
in the communications center.
(e) The chief may require any change, mo~lernization, or consolidation of
alarm signaling equipment that he dee~s advisable. In no event shall
the City become liable for changes for th~ ~se requirements.
(f) Instead of direct lines, a financial instituton may report burglaries and
robberies by transmissions through an alarm reporting service using
special equipment designated by the chie
Section 10-85. Alarm system permits.
(a) Permit required. A person commits an ¢ fense if he operates or causes
to be operated, an alarm system without an alarm system permit issued
by the chief. A separate permit is requir6 d for each street address. The
fee for each permit shall be according to t~ e Schedule of Fees, Exhibit 1,
and shall be renewed.
(b) Form of application.
(1) Application for permits required by ti ~e provisions of this Article shall
be filed with the chief on a form provided by the chief. If the applicant is
an individual, the application shall be sL bscribed and sworn to by such
person. If the applicant is an individual ~ ho does not reside, operate any
business, or is not employed within Ire state, or in the event the
applicant is a firm or partnership and no owner or general partner
resides, operates a business or is emp oyed within the state, then the
applicant must also be subscribed and s ~orn to by the individual having
the authority and responsibility for the m~lnagement and operation of the
business within the state. If the al)plicant is a corporation, the
application shall be subscribed and sw~rn to by at least one principal
corporate officer. If the applicant is ~ corporation and none of its
principal corporate officers are respon:;ible for the management and
operation of the business within the sta' e, the application shall also be
subscribed and sworn to by the indivdual having the authority and
responsibility for the management and ~eration of the business within
the state.
(2) If the applicant is a corporation, the ;~pplication shall specify the date
and place of its incorporation, the Ioca ion of the applicant's principal
place of business, a list of the principal corporate officers and the
business address, residence address ar id the office or position held by
each principal corporate officer.
(3) If the applicant is a partnership, tte application shall specify the
location of the applicant's principal pla~e of business and the names,
business addresses and residence addrEsses of each partner.
(4) The application shall include the following information for each
individual required to subscribe and swe~ r to it:
(a) The individual's full name, bLsiness address, and residence
address.
(b) The individual's residence and bu,, iness telephone number.
(5) Each permit application must contain the following information:
(a) The address of the location of the; ~larm site;
(b) A description by brand and get 9ral type of the alarm system
stating the manner in which the alarm will be given, and if the alarm is to
be transmitted to as central office, the name, address and telephone
number of the operator of the central offi¢ e;
(c) Classification of the alarm syst .~m site as single family, multi-
family or commercial;
(d) Any other information required by 1 he chief, which is necessary for
the enforcement of this Article.
(6) Owners/operators of fire alarm syst~,ms, in a commercial business,
medical, institutional and multi-farrily occupancy, the alarm not
being part of a security system, ar e required to hold a valid fire
marshal's annual permit instead of a permit issued by the police
department.
(c) Permit issuance or denial. Upon recei ~t of a completed application
form, the chief shall issue an alarm s/stem permit to an applicant
unless the applicant:
(1) Has had an alarm system permit for t3e alarm site revoked and the
violation causing the revocation has not ~ een corrected.
(2) Has made false statement on the apl,lication of a material matter;
(3) Committed any act, which if commi' ted by a permitee, would be
grounds for the revocation of a permit un, ler this Article.
(4) VVhile not permitted, knowingly and ~ illfulty committed, or aided and
abetted in commission, of any act for whi( h this Article requires a permit.
(d) Transfer andamendments. An alam~ system permit cannot be
transferred to another person. A permit holder shall inform the chief of
any change that alters any information Ii., :ted on the permit application
within two business days. No fee will be assessed for such changes.
(e) Fees paid. All fees owed by an applicalt must be paid before a permit
may be issued or renewed.
(f) Permit renewal. A permit for an alarrr system is valid for one year.
A permit will be revoked for non-rene~ fal upon 30 days written notice
from the chief to the permit holder.
Section 10-86. Revocation of alarm system p~rmits.
(a) The chief shall revoke an alarm system p~,rmit if he determines that:
(1) Thero is a false statement of a mater al matter in the application for
permit;
(2) The permit holder has violated any pr( ~visions of this Article.
(b) A person commits an offense if he operate~s an alarm system during the
period in which his alarm permit is revoke,
Section 10-87. Appeals.
(a) If the chief refuses to issue a permit, or 'evokes a permit, he shall send
to the applicant or permit holder ~' certified mail, return receipt
requested, written notice of his action nd a statement of the right to an
appeal. The applicant or permit hok may appeal the decision of the
chief to the City Manager by filing ~ith the City Manager a written
request for a hearing, setting forth the ~asons for the appeal, within ten
days after the receipt of the notice frorr the chief. The filing of a request
for an appeal hearing with the City Mar ager stays an action of the chief
in revoking a permit until the Cit) Manager, or his designated
representative, makes a final decisio~ . If a request for an appeal
hearing is not made within the ten-day aeriod, the action of the chief is
final.
(b) The City Manager, or his representative shall serve as hearing officer at
an appeal and consider evidence by ar f interested person. The formal
rules of evidence do not apply at an ~ppeal hearing and the hearing
officer shall make his decision on the )asis of a preponderance of the
evidence presented at the hearing. 'he hearing officer shall affirm,
reverse, or modify the action of the ct' ef. The decision of the hearing
officer is final as to administrative reme¢ les with the City.
Section 10-88. False alarm notification.
(a) Except as otherwise provided, each fal.~ e alarm notification omitted from
any alarm system, after the third false alarm response within any 12-
month period, shall constitute a violatior of this Article.
(b) If a person notifies the chief and app les for an alarm system permit
before a new alarm system is put into service, any false alarm
notification during the first 30 days afl ~=r the system is put into service
will not be counted in determining when a violation exists.
(c) If the responding officer determines :hat an alarm notification was
caused by smoke or fire, unaLthorized intrusion, attempted
unauthorized intrusion, robbery or an altempt to take a person hostage,
that notification will not be counted as a false alarm.
(d) A false alarm system notification will rot be counted in determining
when a violation exists if the permit hol~ Jer can prove to the satisfaction
of the City that the alarm notification wa~; the result of a severe weather
condition that caused physical damage t~ ~ the alarm site, or the result of
the malfunction of the telephone lines for the transmission of alarm
signals, proof of the latter being doc~lmented upon the telephone
company work orders or time-stamped r~ ,cords from the alarm company
showing the period of interrupted service
(e) Except as otherwise provided in subseclions (a) - (d) above, the holder
of an alarm permit shall pay a service f, ;e according to the Schedule of
Fees, Exhibit 1, for each false alarm notification emitted from each
alarm system that is in excess of thr,;e false alarms within any 12-
month period.
(f) Failure to pay the service fee describe:l in subsection (e) above shall
result in the revocation of the alarm pern
Section 10-89. Violation; penalty.
(e) A person commits an offense if hE violates by commission or
omission any provision of this Article th at imposes upon him a duty or
responsibility.
(b) A person who violates a provision of th is Article is guilty of a separate
offense for each day or portion of a c~ay during which the violation is
committed, continued or permitted, and s Ach violation is punishable by a
fine of not more than the maximum allow .~d by state law.
(c) In addition to prohibiting or requiring ce rain conduct of individuals, it is
the intent of this Article to hold a col )oration, partnership, or other
association criminally responsible for act. or omissions performed by an
agent acting on behalf of the corp)ration, partnership, or other
association, and within the scope of his mployment.
Section 10-90. Exceptions.
(a) This Article shall not apply to alarm s) rems operated by local, state
or federal government entities.
(b) A fire alarm notification will not be coL~nted in determining a violation
when the event occurred due to an 3nest mistake of a reasonable
person thinking that there is a fire.
(c) The criminal act of malicious false alarr s as defined in the fire code and
Texas Penal Code will not be applied determining a violation of this
Article and shall be prosecuted as by law.
Sections 10-91 through 10-94. Reserved.
Severability. The terms and provisions of this £ rdinance shall be deemed to be
severable and, if the validity of any action, subse ,'ting sentence, clause or phrase
of this Ordinance shall be declared to be invali, J, the same shall not affect the
validity of any other section, subsection, senti;rice, clause or phrase of this
Ordinance.
IV
That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in L:onflict with this Ordinance are
hereby repealed. Specifically repealed is Ordina~ ice No. 85-M-5.
Approved on first reading the/'~/day of ~..~ ~.1.~ 2002.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this the g~-//day of (~.,~'-~.t., 2002.
ATTEST:
City of Schertz, Texas
(SEAL OF CITY)
EXHIBIT 1
Alarm Permit Fee: $5.00 Residential
Alarm Permit Fee: $25.00 Tier 1 Commercal
$50.00 Tier2 Commercal Site Alarm System required
under Loc ~1, State or National Code
Alarm Service Fee $100,00 fourth fal.~ alarm within any 12-month
period
$150.00 fifth false larm within any 12-month
period
$200.00 sixth falsE, alarm within any 12-month
period
$250.00 seventh tlse alarm within any 12-month
period
$500.00 eight or ~ ore false alarms within any
12-month ~eriod
"· THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Guadalupe.--
Before me, the undersigned authority, on this' date p( rsonally appeared
_ ?or, my Cra~, " , known'to me, ~/ho, being by me duly sworn, on
his oath deposes and' says that he is the Publisher of The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise, a
.. newspaper PUlalished in said county; that a'.copy of th~ within and foregoing notice was
published in said newspaper~ time(s) before the 'etum day named therein, such
publications being on the following dates:
~tCL~4, 2002
and a newspaper copy of which is hereto attached.
Sworn to.and subscribed before me this ..~/'~.~
-- /(~/~ AD dayof
· - - ·., 2002
~"~ CAROL ANNAVER¥ ~
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117 104GUAqALUPE HUGE cellaneous offenses right to reclaim these
ve Center RIVER DR. Fri. 9-6, ESTATE/CLOSED and provisions, Article vehicle within the time
family Sat. 9-1, boat, mtr, trl, ANTIQUE SHOP v, alarm systems, false provided shall ea
some turn. & c~shes SALE alarms, Sections 10-81 deemed waiver by the
iLL LN cflildreos-toys & OSeKS Oct. 3'6. 9:00-5:00 An- through 10-94. Provid- owner and/or all I~er
.. & mucl' 80 adult PUZZleS 25¢ edue turn., kitchen, nga penalty clause: holders of all nght, title
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8-1. lots In the SMI ama Sal 9-3 Camser Top, dbl w~ae abandoned vehicles.
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processor, tile making stuff, paper 1117. R. on 1117 cross ng the 1st day of OCt(> SANDYPIPER
0ack~,. ~arrot toys & FM 466. R on Oak bor, 2002. Coda Enforosmant
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birds & cash on y L o~ Hickory Forrest, NormaAithouse. C~ofSeguin, Texas
9-3. Hele follow signs. City Secretary (830) 401-2438
going on 107 REILEY RD NO EARLY BIRDS
las. Sai & Sun 9-2 Furn Nof forchi~dren NOTICE OF ORDINANCE NO.
ABANDONED 02-F-22
GSBURY toys, Clothes, books NEED VEHICLE By the City Counc~ of
)gion Hail. videos. 2 boats. '77 DEADENES A 1976 Dodge Van the City of Scheff;z
5th. 8-2. chevy4x4, goodpdcas. Belo~plecbgyoured?Cail Texas License Texas providing t~at
sale. Over 417 WALLACE 379-5441 ext. 201 or203. ~WVBY39K. and a 1978 the code of Ordlnancea
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iF LIFE sale. W/M/C clothing, # NHL 51B was at)an. Texas be amanded by
3545 N. Household items toys, 0onecl at and ~s Ioceted revising Chapter 19.
~ass. Lots and tots more. AN st 305 W. Kingsbury water waste water and
Saturday ~'~*~4 HUBER RD By the City Council of St.. Lot 58, 59 BIk. 285. waste disposal, exhibit
· 1. Sat. 9-6 rum. ansauas. ,the City of Schertz Farm Addition. These 10, schedule of current
'SALE collect, g~aasware. Texas, erovidihg that vehidse are in violation capital recovery fees:
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FAX -- alarm systems, false er ~s re~uasted to re- adoeted the 1st day of
Dressing, 3~ FAIR alarms. Sections I0-81 claim this vehicle by October. 2002.
& Dress- n Townwood Sat. 9-2 mrougn 19-94 and re- October ~- 2002. Fail-
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Guadalupe
Before me, the undersigned authority, On this date pe 'sonally appeared
Tom~.y Crow , known to me, 'ho, being by me duly sworn, on
his oath deposes and says that he is the Publisher o The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise, a
newspaper published in said county; that a copy of th, within and foregoing notice was
published in said newspaper z time(s) before~thE retum day named therein, such
publications being on the following dates:
October 24~ 2002 Ordinance
and a newspaper copy of which is hereto attached.
Sworn subscribed before methis ~/-- da of
~ , A.D., 2001.
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