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5. When, in the discretion of the fire marshal, such requirement is necessary to preserve the <br /> public health, safety and welfare,the permit may, at the direction of the fire marshal or <br /> designee, require that a Everett Fire Department suppression personnel and apparatus be <br /> on site 30 minutes prior to and after the conclusion of the display. All compensation for fire <br /> personnel and apparatus will be paid by the applicant. <br /> 6. All combustible debris and trash shall be removed by the applicant from the area of <br /> discharge for a distance of 300 feet in all directions. <br /> 7. Applicant shall dispose of all unfired or"dud" fireworks in a safe manner. <br /> 8. Applicant shall provide the fireworks discharge site a minimum of two 2A-rated pressurized <br /> water fire extinguishers and one fire blanket. <br /> 9. The permit may be immediately revoked at any time deemed necessary by the fire marshal <br /> or designee due to any noncompliance or weather conditions such as extremely low <br /> humidity or wind factor.The display may also be canceled by accidental ignition of <br /> combustible or flammable material in the vicinity due to fall debris from the display. <br /> 10. Areas of public access shall be determined by the fire marshal or designee and maintained <br /> by the applicant in an approved manner. <br /> F. Subsection 5608.2.2 of the IFC, entitled "Use of pyrotechnics before a proximate audience," is <br /> hereby deleted and the following inserted in its place: <br /> 5608.2.2 Proximate displays. Proximate displays use special effect devices specifically designed to have <br /> little or no fallout and are primarily used for indoor events where the audience is close to the fireworks. <br /> Proximate displays shall conform to the following minimum standards and conditions: <br /> 1. All displays must be planned, organized, and discharged by a state-licensed pyrotechnician. <br /> 2. A permit must be obtained at least thirty days in advance of the proposed display from the <br /> Fire Marshal's Office and approved by the fire marshal or designee. <br /> 3. A permit application shall include but not limited to the following: <br /> a. U.S. Department of Justice- Federal Explosives License/Permit (18 U.S.C. <br /> Chapter 40). <br /> b. Pyro-technicians (operator) State License. <br /> c. Pyro-technicians (operator) Resume/Work Experience. <br /> d. Lead Pyro-technicians (operator) & Property Owner on-site representative <br /> contact information. <br /> e. Description of the Pyrotechnic Effects. <br /> f. Description of the Flame Effects. <br /> g. Diagram of the stage plot plan showing effects placement. <br /> h. Material Safety Data Sheets. <br /> i. Certifications that the set, Scenery and rigging materials and inherently flame- <br /> retardant or have been treated to achieve flame retardancy. <br /> 4. When, in the discretion of the fire marshal, such requirement is necessary to preserve the <br /> public health, safety and welfare,the permit may, at the direction of the fire marshal or <br /> designee, require that a Everett Fire Department suppression personnel and/or Fire Marshal <br /> personnel be on site prior to and after the conclusion of the display. All compensation for <br /> fire personnel and apparatus will be paid by the applicant. <br /> 5. The permit may be immediately revoked at any time deemed necessary by the fire marshal <br /> or designee due to any noncompliance.The display may also be canceled by accidental <br /> FIRE CODE ORDINANCE Page 25 of 39 <br />