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All persons who may install or equip any residence, business house, apartment house or other building located and situated within the city with any installation of equipment shall use in any installation, whether for domestic or industrial use, only a standard grade of pipe or piping. All appliances used in connection with any installation shall be a standard grade and type of equipment. Any system which uses any form of manufactured or liquefied petroleum gases must bear the label of approval or listing of Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.
(1998 Code, § 54-102) (Ord. 2024-14, passed 6-5-2024) Penalty, see § 96.99
(A) Minimum standards. Any equipment shall be installed or repaired in a workmanlike manner which shall comply with all laws and the regulations of the city, the regulations of the Code adopted by § 96.01 of this chapter and the regulations recommended by the National Fire Protection Association.
(B) Approval by Inspector. When any equipment is installed, it shall not be placed in operation or used unless and until the installation has been approved by the City Inspector.
(C) Inspection fee. Any person installing any equipment shall, upon requesting an inspection for approval, pay an inspection fee as set by the City Commission for each piece of equipment, to cover the cost of inspection.
(1998 Code, § 54-103) (Ord. 2024-14, passed 6-5-2024) Penalty, see § 96.99
The storage of any liquefied petroleum gases in any container, either above ground or underground, is prohibited inside of or underneath any building in the city.
(1998 Code, § 54-104) (Ord. 2024-14, passed 6-5-2024) Penalty, see § 96.99
All liquefied petroleum gas sold within the city shall be treated with a malodorant in quantities as required by state law to create an odor easily detected in case of leaks in piping or equipment
(1998 Code, § 54-105) (Ord. 2024-14, passed 6-5-2024) Penalty, see § 96.99
FIREWORKS
For the purpose of this subchapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
DISTRIBUTOR. Those who sell fireworks to retailers or to jobbers, for resale to others.
FIREWORKS. Any composition or device designed to produce a visible or audible effect by combustion, explosion, deflagration or detonation, such as firecrackers, cannon crackers, skyrockets, torpedoes, Roman candles, sparklers, squibs, fire balloons, star shells, gerbs or any other substance in whatever combination by any designated name intended for use in obtaining visible or audible pyrotechnic display, and such term shall include all articles or substances within the commonly accepted meaning of FIREWORKS, whether specifically designated and defined in this section or not.
ILLEGAL FIREWORKS. A fireworks device manufactured, distributed or sold in violation of this subchapter.
IMPORTER. Those who import fireworks from a foreign country for sale to distributors, jobbers or retailers within the state.
JOBBER. Those who purchase fireworks for resale to consumers only.
MANUFACTURER. Persons that are engaged in the making of fireworks.
PERSON. Any natural person, association of persons, partnership, corporation, agent or officer of a corporation, and shall also include all warehousemen, common and private carriers, bailees, trustees, receivers, executors and administrators.
PUBLIC DISPLAY. The igniting and shooting of fireworks for public amusement.
RETAILER. Those who purchase fireworks for resale to consumers only.
(1998 Code, § 54-125) (Ord. 98-56, passed 12-2-1998; Ord. 2024-14, passed 6-5-2024)
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