§ 6.52.030. Application—Investigation.  


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  • The application for a business license to conduct or maintain any private patrol service shall be submitted to the sheriff of the county, who shall make an investigation concerning the character of the applicant. Following such investigation, the sheriff shall grant or deny the applicant permission to engage in such business. Such permission shall be granted unless it appears from the investigation that the applicant is not a person of good moral character or has not a good character in respect to honesty or integrity, or the sheriff determines that the granting of the application would not be in the best interests of law enforcement in the county.

    Applicant shall submit such information as the sheriff may request, such as name, address, organization of the patrol service, its method of operation, the territory or locations it proposes to serve, and the names, addresses, personal descriptions, photographs and fingerprints of its owners, officers and employees.

(Ord. 1045 § 2 (part), 1969: prior code § 8-004.6(C))