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6 ARTICLE II. Public Safety Details. Incident Report Review. Upon reviewing incident reports relating to any place of business located within the City of Little Canada which is required to have an entertainment license, together with any other reliable information available to him/her concerning the premises, the Sheriff shall determine whether the public safety of the patrons, invitees, employees or the general public requires the deployment of a Sheriff detail to the premises. The Sheriff shall determine the appropriate number of officers to be included in said detail. Determining Factors. For purposes of determining whether to deploy a Sheriff detail, the Sheriff shall consider, but not be limited to the following factors in making a determination: (1) The nature, scope, and seriousness of the incident(s); (2) The occurrence of violence and whether physical injuries resulted; (3) Historical information regarding the premises and the owner(s) or permittee(s) with respect to similar incidents; (4) The level of cooperation or lack of cooperation from the owner(s) or permittee(s) of the premises in addressing or correcting incident(s); and (5) The benefit to the public’s safety of deploying a Sheriff detail to the premises. Public Safety Sheriff Details. In the event it is determined that a Sheriff detail is necessary for public safety purposes, the permittee(s) or owner(s) in charge of the premises will, upon notice, be required to pay the cost to the City of said Sheriff detail, in an amount to be determined by the Sheriff which includes any necessary expenses incurred by the Sheriff department for providing such services. Said Sheriff detail shall initially be required for no more than four (4) weeks. After said period, the Sheriff shall review the situation and any new information available to him/her. The Sheriff may revise the number of detail Sheriff officers required or may terminate the requirement for Sheriff detail. The Sheriff shall continue this four-week review cycle until such time as he/she determines that a Sheriff detail is not necessary. Notice requirements. Prior to any determination by the Sheriff of the necessity for a Sheriff detail, e or she shall notify the permittee(s) or owner(s) in charge of the premises, in writing, via in hand delivery or via certified mail delivered to the premises, and shall offer the permittee(s) or owner(s) an opportunity to present any evidence within five (5) business days which he or she believes is relevant to the decision of whether to order a Sheriff detail. ARTICLE III. Administration and Enforcement. Enforcement. Unless otherwise provided herein, the provisions of this chapter may be enforced by the Sheriff. At all times while the premises are occupied, Sheriff and other enforcement officials, while on duty, must be admitted and granted access to the entire licensed premises, including the parking lot and other areas surrounding the building within which the establishment is located. No licensee or any employee thereof shall interfere with the official