a.
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Definitions. "Portable liquid fuel-burning space
heater" shall include any heater, stove or appliance designed for
heating of space in structures, using or designed for using kerosene,
liquid fuel or other flammable liquids which is not connected to a
flue or chimney and which is capable of being moved while in operation.
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b.
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Heaters prohibited. Except as hereinafter provided,
no person shall use, keep for use, store or maintain for use or permit
the use of a portable liquid fuel burning space heater in any building
or structure which is designed or intended for human occupancy and
use, or which is actually occupied and used as a habitation by human
beings.
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c.
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Exceptions. Nothing herein contained shall prevent
the use of portable liquid fuel-burning space heaters as follows:
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1.
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In time of power failure or other emergency,
but only for and during the period of such power failure or emergencies.
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2.
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Kerosene burning space heaters may be used only
in single-family homes and in nonpublic portions of commercial uses,
which are permitted in districts of the zoning ordinance and which
are unattached to any other use or building, unless otherwise prohibited
by law regulation.
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i.
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No kerosene burning space heater shall be used
unless it carries an approved seal of Underwriters Laboratories (U.L.),
Factory Mutual Laboratories (F.M.) or any other nationally recognized
testing laboratory.
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ii.
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No person shall use in any kerosene burning
space heater any fuel except K-1 grade kerosene.
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