The authority having jurisdiction may, at its discretion, issue a permit for public display or other events in the following circumstances:
A. After determining that the public display will be supervised by a qualified person and will not constitute an unreasonable hazard to persons or property. Appropriate National Fire Protection Association or international fire code provisions may be used as guidance for this determination.
B. After determining that sales and use of fireworks outside the normal sales period provided in section 7-2-5 of this chapter, or proposing the use of fireworks in addition to nonaerial common fireworks will not constitute an unreasonable hazard to persons or property.
C. An application for a permit for public display or other event shall require the applicants to provide the name and address of the applicant, the primary location of the business, each location at which fireworks are to be sold and stored, and the applicant's Idaho sales tax seller's permit number, if applicable.
D. On a form approved by, and containing the information reasonably requested by, the authority having jurisdiction.
E. The permit shall be nontransferable, shall list the specific date or dates upon which the display or event shall occur and the types of fireworks and uses that will be allowed.
F. A bond or valid certificate of public liability and property-casualty insurance providing coverage of up to one million dollars ($1,000,000.00) for personal injury and property damage shall be required at the time of application for public display of special fireworks. The certificate of public liability shall name the city of Kellogg and Shoshone County fire district no. 2 as additional insured.
G. The authority having jurisdiction may assess a fee for issuing a permit for public display under this section, which shall not exceed one hundred twenty five dollars ($125.00). There shall be no fee for the issuance of a permit for any event other than a public display event.
H. Alteration of fireworks may be performed by a person in possession of a valid public display permit.
I. Only local charitable groups may apply for a permit for public display or other events. (Ord. 552, 3-9-2011)