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File Number
16-150
Type
Ordinance
Status
Consent Agenda
Final Action
CC - Adoption of an Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Culver City Municipal Code Chapter 11.04, Alarm Systems
On Agenda
8/22/2016
In Control
City Council Meeting Agenda

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CC - Adoption of an Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Culver City Municipal Code Chapter 11.04, Alarm Systems

 

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Meeting Date:  08/22/2016

 

Contact Person/Dept:  Lt. Sam Agaiby/Police Department                     

Phone Number:   (310) 253-6251

 

Fiscal Impact:  Yes [X]    No []                                                                General Fund:  Yes [X]     No []

 

Public Hearing:  []          Action Item:                     [X]          Attachments: [X]   

 

Commission Action Required:     Yes []     No [X]    Date:

 

Public Notification:   (E-Mail) Meetings and Agendas - City Council (08/16/16);

 

Department Approval:  Chief Scott Bixby, Police Department (08/11/2016)

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RECOMMENDATION

 

Staff recommends the City Council adopt the proposed Ordinance repealing and replacing Culver City Municipal Code Chapter 11.04, Alarm Systems (Attachment 1).

 

BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION

 

At its meeting of August 8, 2016, the City Council (by a vote of 5-0) introduced, for first reading, an Ordinance repealing and replacing Culver City Municipal Code Chapter 11.04, Alarm Systems.

The Ordinance is presented this evening for adoption.

 

FISCAL ANALYSIS

 

Fees collected for alarm permits and excessive false alarms in FY 2015-2016 were approximately $207,000.00. Staff estimates the projected revenue in FY 2016-2017 might slightly increase then level off as the community becomes accustomed to the new Alarm Ordinance and are educated on the prevention of false alarms.  The increased amount is unknown at this time. Staff will educate and work with non-permit holders, habitual offenders and the alarm companies to obtain compliance with the Alarm Ordinance.    With that in mind, future fiscal year revenues may decrease, and then level off as the community becomes accustomed to the Alarm Ordinance.

ATTACHMENTS

 

1.                     Proposed Ordinance

 

MOTION

 

That the City Council:

Adopt an Ordinance repealing and replacing Culver City Municipal Code Chapter 11.04, Alarm Systems