§ 8-1-31 SAME; PERMISSIBLE LIST; ADDITIONS TO.

   A regulation by the State Fire Marshal adding fireworks to the list of permissible fireworks as authorized by the state statutes shall constitute prima facie evidence that the fireworks are safe for general use for purposes of this code of ordinances.

(Ord. 4255, passed 1-19-2021; Ord. 4260, passed 6-21-2021)

§ 8-1-32 FLYING LANTERN-TYPE DEVICES; PROHIBITED.

   It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, partnership, or corporation to use, sell, offer for sale, or possess flying lantern-type devices. Flying lantern-type devices means devices that require a flame which produces heated air trapped in a balloon-type covering allowing the device to float in the air, as defined in Neb. RS 28-1255. Flying lantern-type devices shall not include hot-air balloons used for transporting persons.

(Ord. 4260, passed 6-21-2021)

§ 8-1-33 REPEALED.

§ 8-1-34 REPEALED.

§ 8-1-35 FIREWORKS; EXHIBITIONS; DISPLAY; PERMIT.

   Any person, firm, partnership, or corporation, before giving any public exhibition or display of fireworks, shall, not less than 15 days prior to the date when the exhibition or display is to be given, apply to the Fire Code Official for a permit to give such exhibition or display, and, upon request, furnish to the Fire Chief a sample of the fireworks to be exhibited or displayed. The Fire Code Official, upon being satisfied by investigation or otherwise that reasonable safety standards are to be observed at the proposed exhibition or display, shall grant such application.

(Ord. 4255, passed 1-19-2021)

§ 8-1-36 SAME; SALE; SAMPLES.

   Any person, firm, partnership, or corporation proposing to sell fireworks within the city shall, upon a request made by the Fire Code Official, furnish to the Fire Code Official, not less than 15 days before fireworks may lawfully be sold within the city, a sample of any or all fireworks to be sold.

(Ord. 4255, passed 1-19-2021)

§ 8-1-37 REPEALED.

§ 8-1-38 REPEALED.

§ 8-1-39 SAME; RAILROAD TANK CARS.

   Railroad tank cars containing flammable or combustible liquids, liquefied petroleum gases, or an hydrous ammonia shall not be parked or allowed to stand within the city longer than a period of time reasonably necessary, and utilized for switching operations or for the loading or unloading of such tank cars.

(Ord. 4255, passed 1-19-2021)