(1) No alarm system shall be installed, used or maintained in violation of any of the requirements of this code, or of any applicable statute, law or administrative regulation of the United States of America, the State of Oregon, or any administrative rule-making body thereof.

(2) The alarm company shall be responsible for training the permit holder on the use of the system and causes of false alarms. The alarm company shall also stress the effect false alarms have on the criminal justice system and the risks to police of responding to alarms. This training can be accomplished by written material, pre-recorded video information, or other means that have been approved by the Chief of Police

(3) The holder of an alarm system permit shall be responsible for training and re-training all employees, family members and other persons who may make regular use of the protected premises and who may, in the normal course of their activities, be in a position to accidentally trigger a sensor. Such training shall include procedures and practices to avoid accidental alarms, and steps to follow in the event the system is accidentally triggered.

(4) The holder of an alarm system permit shall, at all times, be responsible for the proper maintenance and repair of the system, and for the repair or replacement of any component, method of installment, design feature or like condition which may give rise to a false alarm.