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OFFENSES AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS if, at the time of the curfew violation, the minor is involved with an organized school or church activity or is in the employ of a business. (3) Responsibility of parents. It shall be un- lawful for any parent of a minor to allow or permit such minor to violate the provi- sions of this section. (4) Duties of business proprietors. It shall be unlawful for any person operating or in charge of any place of amusement, enter- tainment or refreshment, or other place of business to permit any minor to loiter or idle in such place contrary to the provi- sions of this section. Any such proprietor shall immediately order such minor per- son to leave such place, and, if such per- son refuses to leave, the proprietor shall immediately notify the police department of the violation. (c) Violations. (1) Any parent whose minor violates this section shall be notified of all such of- fenses. Service by first class mail to the last known address or the address given by the minor shall be deemed notice to such parent. The parent shall be notified that, if the minor incurs three or more curfew violations, the parent shall be sub- ject to the penalties set forth in this section. (2) A parent of a minor may be charged with a misdemeanor under this section. (Code 1982, ~ 400) State law reference-Local curfew ordinances, Minn. Stats. S 145A.05, subds. 7a, 9. Sees. 50-62-50-90. Reserved. Supp. No.1 S 50-91 AR ICLE IV. OFFENSES INVOLVING PUBLIC SAFETY* Sec. 50-91. ee for false alarms. (1) A fee in he amount established by reso- lution sh 11 be assessed and paid to the city for tb: fourth and each subsequent false fire al m at the same property in a calendar ye . The fee shall be assessed to either the pr erty owner or the occupant of the propert False alarms attributable to malicious ac 'vity caused by other than the property 0 er and/or the property occupant shall n be counted toward the annual total at tH property. (2) In the case of new fi e alarm installations, a 90-day grace pe . od will be allowed during which any fal alarms will not be counted toward the a: nual total at the property. After the 90- y grace period, it shall be the responsibili of the property owner and/or the prope y occupant to ensure that the newly ins lled fire alarm system works properly. Fa e fire alarms after the 90-day grace pe . od shall be counted toward the annual total at the property. (3) A fee of$50.00 shall be payable 0 the city police department for the fifth esponse and each subsequent response b the po- lice department to an automati alarm device triggered other than by re on of criminal activity at the same pr erty within one calendar year. "Property" all include automobiles and other vehl les with automatic alarm devices. The shall be assessed to the property owner r the property occupant. *Cross reference-Public nuisances affecting peace and safety, S 46-34. State law reference-Crimes against public safety and health, Minn. Stats. S 609.66 et seq. CD50:5