CHAPTER 4 - FIRE PROTECTION
ARTICLE 1 - VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
SECTION 4.1 - Direct Controls and Responsibility
Shall be Iredell County Fire Marshall
ARTICLE 2 - FIRE HAZARDS
SECTION 4.10 - Fire Hazards
Whenever the Iredell County Fire Marshall shall find that any building or any premises constitute a fire hazard, he shall serve or cause to be served upon the owner and the occupant of such building a written notice specifying the condition complained of, ordering the same to be remedied promptly, and indication what is considered a reasonable time for compliance with such order.
ARTICLE 3 - FIRE LIMITS
SECTION 4.20 - Fire Limits
Iredell County
ARTICLE 4 - FLAMMABLE FLUIDS AND EXPLOSIVES
SECTION 4.25 - Purpose
The purpose of this article is to regulate the storage and handling of dangerous materials in accordance with safety methods as established by experience and findings of the National Board of Underwriters and other authorities.
SECTION 4.26 - Definitions
Flammable fluids comprise all liquids and gases of dangerous volatility and low flashpoint such as gasoline, kerosene, fuel oils, acetylene, etc.
Explosives include the known explosive materials such as black powder, gunpowder, blasting powder, dynamite, blasting caps, detonators, etc.
SECTION 4.27 - Pyrotechnics
No person shall set fire to or explode firecrackers, fireworks or other explosive material within the corporate limits.
ARTICLE 1 - VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
SECTION 4.1 - Direct Controls and Responsibility
Shall be Iredell County Fire Marshall
ARTICLE 2 - FIRE HAZARDS
SECTION 4.10 - Fire Hazards
Whenever the Iredell County Fire Marshall shall find that any building or any premises constitute a fire hazard, he shall serve or cause to be served upon the owner and the occupant of such building a written notice specifying the condition complained of, ordering the same to be remedied promptly, and indication what is considered a reasonable time for compliance with such order.
ARTICLE 3 - FIRE LIMITS
SECTION 4.20 - Fire Limits
Iredell County
ARTICLE 4 - FLAMMABLE FLUIDS AND EXPLOSIVES
SECTION 4.25 - Purpose
The purpose of this article is to regulate the storage and handling of dangerous materials in accordance with safety methods as established by experience and findings of the National Board of Underwriters and other authorities.
SECTION 4.26 - Definitions
Flammable fluids comprise all liquids and gases of dangerous volatility and low flashpoint such as gasoline, kerosene, fuel oils, acetylene, etc.
Explosives include the known explosive materials such as black powder, gunpowder, blasting powder, dynamite, blasting caps, detonators, etc.
SECTION 4.27 - Pyrotechnics
No person shall set fire to or explode firecrackers, fireworks or other explosive material within the corporate limits.
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