(A) It shall be unlawful for any person to sell or dispose of any flammable liquid in a container of five gallons or less in capacity, unless such container meets the requirements of this section.
(B) It shall be unlawful for any owner, occupant, or tenant of any building or structure of any kind, where people are housed as a home, apartment, boarding house, or any other type of occupancy of any kind or character, whether they be housed or employed therein, to keep any flammable liquid in, upon, or about such premises in quantities of five gallons or under, unless such flammable liquid is kept in a container meeting the requirements of this section.
(C) The container required by this section shall be an air-tight container of five gallons capacity or under, constructed of metal or the equivalent thereof, other than glass or materials that are breakable, properly equipped and fitted with a metal lid or the equivalent thereof, in such a manner and to the extent that the container will be air-tight and will not leak, break or erupt, if dropped or turned over, and the contents will not ignite when exposed to open flame or ignition, and so that neither the liquid nor the vapor will escape from it at ordinary temperatures. Such container shall be so designed and cared for that persons who are unaware of the danger of flammable liquids will not have easy access to the contents of the container and will not be exposed to the danger of the liquid or its vapor.
Penalty, see § 10.99