A fireworks stand shall comply with the following requirements.
(A) Each stand of less than 16 feet in length shall have at least one walk door, which opens outward. Stands measuring 16 feet or longer must have at least two walk doors, one in each end, which open outward.
(B) A minimum of combustible material such as posters, signs and decorations may be used on interior walls.
(C) Electrical service to the stand shall be installed at least eight feet above ground or buried underground.
(D) Each stand utilizing electricity shall have a point of power interruption, either inside or outside the stand, (switch or switches) located near an exit door which interrupts all electric supply to devices and equipment located inside and on the stand.
(E) All electrical wiring, equipment and devices both inside and outside the stand, shall be UL approved, be securely mounted to the structure and be installed and maintained to prevent electrical hazards. Splices in electrical wiring servicing equipment and devices inside the stand shall be enclosed, in junction boxes. Light fixtures and wiring used for illumination inside and outside of the stand shall be installed end maintained to prevent occidental contact by the general public and employees.
(F) Drop cords with lights, extension cords or bare wiring shall not be used in any manner inside a retail stand.
(G) In stands where generator-created power is used, the generator shall be located in an area free from grass, trash and other flammable materials and at least ten feet from the stand. Reserve fuel for the generator must be stored in an approved safety container.
(H) Fireworks stands shall not be illuminated or heated by any device which requires open flame or exposed heating elements. Electric heaters shall be equipped with a switching device to slop the flow of current should the heater be tipped over.
(I) If the fireworks stand is used for the overnight storage of fireworks 1.4G, it must be equipped with suitable locking devices to prevent unauthorized entry.
(Ord. 2014-13, passed 5-22-2014) Penalty, see § 113.99