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Violation of any of the following items may result in a fine or termination of police response to any <br />alarm signal received by the police department and service may not be renewed until authorized <br />by the chief of police, or designee. <br />A. False alarms. <br />1. The following lists the allowable number of alarms within a specified time period, fines and <br />the rules of violation: <br />a. One false alarm in the prior 365-day period: no action; <br />b. Second or third false alarm in prior 365-day period: fine as provided in Master Fee <br />Schedule and attempt will be made to contact the business or residence advising of <br />the existence of any alarm policy, ordinance and outlining expected remedial action; <br />c. Fourth or more false alarms in any prior 365-day period: fine as provided in the Master <br />Fee Schedule, and failure to pay will result in placement on a no-response list; <br />d. Sites with repeated false alarms may result in no response by the police department if <br />such business or residence fails to take adequate action to address proper system <br />operation in the reasonable determination of the chief of police, or designee. <br />2. The intentional activation of an alarm system by any person when an emergency situation <br />does not exist. Such emergency situations are to include only those unlawful acts for which <br />the alarm system was specifically designed to detect or to alert the police department. <br />These alarms normally will be burglary, robbery, or intrusion alarms. <br />B. Exceptions. <br />1. A 30-day adjustment period will be allowed to correct mechanical problems for any new, <br />improved or replaced alarm system: <br />2. If the user demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Chief of Police, or designee, that a false <br />alarm was solely the result of conditions beyond the user’s control and not the result of <br />negligence by user or any of user’s employees, and if the result of any defect in the alarm <br />system that a diligent user neither knew nor should have known in the exercise of due <br />care, such false alarm may be determined by the Chief of Police, or designee, not to be a <br />false alarm as used in this section. <br />Amend §13.08.080 as follows: <br />§13.08.080 Dogs in public parks. <br />A. No owner of a dog shall permit such dog to be at large in any park and recreation facility <br />except as provided in Section 7.16.010 of this code, this section, or Section 13.08.085 of this <br />chapter. <br />B. No owner of a dog shall permit such dog, whether leashed or unleashed, to be in or upon: <br />1.The fenced fields at the Ken Mercer Softball Complex, Val Vista Community Park, or <br />Bernal Community Park; or <br />2. Any tennis court, pickleball court, volleyball court (whether paved or sand), or bocce <br />ball court. <br />C. Any dog, except a "dangerous dog" as defined in this section, may be at large in the <br />designated dog exercise area of Muirwood Community Park, Cubby's Dog Park and any other <br />dog exercise area as designated by the city council provided: <br />1. The dog is under the control of a person in charge of the dog. For the purposes of this <br />section, a dog is under the control of a person when the person is aware of the dog's <br />conduct, and the dog immediately and directly returns to the person when called; <br />2. The owner of the dog shall have a leash for the dog in the owner's possession; and <br />3. The number of dogs shall not exceed three per person in charge of the dogs. The <br />person in charge of the dog shall remove immediately any feces left by the dog in the <br />dog exercise area and dispose of such feces. <br />D. For purposes of this section, "dangerous dog" means: <br />Page 9 of 448Page 18 of 557