For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
DETONATE. Any action that will cause an explosive material or device to explode.
DISCHARGE. To eject or release a projectile or object by a sudden release of tension or pressure.
ENCAPSULATE. To enclose within an object or outer shell for the purpose of containment.
EXPLODING TARGET. A device that is utilized for the purpose of shot confirmation. This type of target is typically comprised of chemicals or materials that react in an explosive manner once impacted by a projectile or a detonating device.
EXPLOSION. The sudden, loud, and violent release of energy that happens when something breaks apart in a way that sends parts flying outward.
EXPLOSIVE. A material or combination of materials that have a likelihood of erupting in a violent manner creating an explosion.
PERMANENT BUILDING. A building which is built, constructed, used, or intended to support and/or shelter any use or occupancy that is attached to real property by means of permanent foundation, plumbing, or electrical connection and is required to obtain a permit and undergo an inspection process in accordance with the North Carolina State Building Code.
PUBLIC GATHERING PLACES. Locations that are subject to the assembly of a group of individuals for a uniform purpose. The following shall be considered as PUBLIC GATHERING PLACES: schools; churches; daycares; parks; playgrounds; recreational areas; nursing homes; hospitals; family care/group homes; and governmental buildings and grounds.
(Ord. passed 3-16-2015)