(A) The limits referred to in section 1902.1 to section 1902.2, inclusive, of Chapter 19 of the North Carolina State Building Code, Volume V, Fire Prevention, in which storage of explosives and blasting agents is prohibited hereby are established as follows: any area within the corporate limits of the municipality, except that dealers shall be allowed to keep not more than a case, not exceeding 50 pounds, of dynamite in locations and containers approved by the Chief of the Fire Department.
(B) The limits referred to in section 902.2.1 of Chapter 9 of the North Carolina State Building Code, Volume V, Fire Prevention, in which storage of Class I liquids in outside aboveground tanks is prohibited hereby are established as follows: any area within the corporate limits of the municipality excepting the following.
(1) That area bounded on the east by United States Highway No. 52, on the south by North Carolina Highway No. 27 Bypass, on the west by the Carolina and Northwestern Railroad right-of-way, and on the north by the Aquadale Road.
(2) That area bounded on the east by the United States Highway No. 52, on the west by Biltmore Street, on the south by Snuggs Street, on the north by an east-west line 1,150 feet north of Snuggs Street.
(3) That area bounded on the east by North Sixth Street, on the south by Hawthorne Avenue, on the west by North Second Street, and on the north by Palestine Road.
(4) That area bounded on the east by United States Highway No. 52, and on the south, west, and north by Circle Drive.
(5) That area bounded on the north by West Main Street (formerly Charlotte Road), on the east by Freedom Drive, on the south by Hillcrest Avenue and on the west by a line from the intersection of Hillcrest Avenue and South Slack Street to the intersection of Stanly Street and West Main Street.
('58 Code, § 6-1.4)
(C) The limits referred to in section 21.6a of the Fire Prevention Code in which bulk storage of liquefied petroleum gas is restricted hereby are established as follows.
(1) That area bounded on the east by United States Highway No. 52, on the south by North Carolina No. 24- 27 Bypass, on the west by the Carolina and Northwestern Railroad right-of-way, and on the north by the Aquadale Road.
(2) That area beginning approximately 200 feet south of East Main Street (North Carolina Highway No. 24-27-73) on Anderson and thence with Anderson Road south 100 feet, thence westerly leaving Anderson Road approximately 100 feet, thence northerly approximately 100 feet, and thence easterly to the beginning point on Anderson Road.
(3) That area bounded on the north by Bethany Road, on the east by Idlewood Drive, on the west by the Carolina and Northwestern Railroad and on the south by a line parallel to and 250 feet south of the Bethany Road.
(Am. Ord. 98-15, passed 4-6-98)