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Secwity Alarms Ord. numbers of at least one (1) alternative person who can be contacted in the case of activation of the alarm system in the event that the alarm owner cannot be contacted; (3) The classification ofthe alarm site, as residential, commercial or apartment; (4) When required by this Ordinance, certification by a person licensed by the State of Florida to install or design systems stating; (a) The day of installation or maintenance of the alarm system, whichever is applicable; and (b) The current Florida State License of the person performing or directly supervising the installation or maintenance of the alarm system. (c) Any other information required by the Police Chief which is required for enforcement ofthis Ordinance. (B) Any false statement of a material matter made by an applicant for the purpose of registering an alarm shall be a violation oflaw. (C) An alarm registration cannot be transferred to another person. When property changes ownership a new registration form with updated information must be completed by the new owner within thirty days. (D) An alarm owner shall inform the City in writing of any change that alters any information listed on the registration within fifteen (15) days. No fee or charge shall be assessed for such changes. (E) Upon the Police Department becoming aware of any unregistered alarm system, the following procedure shall apply prior to enforcement of the penalties contained in this section: (1) A certified, return-receipt requested, letter that includes a blank registration form, shall be sent to the owner of record of the property, tenant or listed business proprietor in question notifying him/her of the requirement to register their alarm. (2) This letter shall give the owner, tenant or business proprietor fifteen (15) days from receipt of this letter to comply by submitting the required registration form to the City. -4-