All fireworks shall be legally purchased from a duly authorized agent
licensed and approved by the State of New York.
The fireworks will be in the possession of and handled by an individual
or individuals duly approved and authorized by the State of New York and the
Fire District Chief.
The Niles Town Board and the Fire District Chief shall be advised of
the date of delivery and location for storage of the fireworks.
The Niles Town Board and the Fire District Chief shall be notified,
in writing, at least 60 days prior to the day of the event. This time period
may be reduced by a satisfactory showing of exigent circumstances to the Board.
A chain link fence or other appropriate barrier shall separate the public
by at least 150 feet from the actual place where the fireworks are ignited
on or discharged from the ground.
Appropriate medical personnel and fire control for the anticipated spectators
shall be provided by the applicant and approved by the Niles Town Board and
the Fire District Chief at least 30 days prior to the day of the event.
The applicant shall provide the Niles Town Board with a certificate
of insurance at least 30 days prior to the event showing liability coverage
at least in the amount of $500,000.
The applicant shall provide the Niles Town Board and the Fire District
Chief with a sketch map showing the size and location of the grounds for the
event, the location of the point of ignition or discharge of the fireworks,
the location of the spectators, parking areas, roadways for ingress and egress,
food service, toilet facilities, existing buildings on the premises, placement
of medical and fire equipment and personnel, trees, telephone lines or other
overhead obstructions.
The applicant shall comply with all the requirements of Penal Law § 405.00
and any other applicable laws as they relate to licensing and other provisions
involving fireworks displays.
The Niles Town Board reserves the right to deny a permit to any person
or persons failing to sufficiently provide them with the aforesaid information
or documents, or whose application is determined by the Board to be insufficient
to properly safeguard the safety, health, welfare and well-being of all persons
or property within the area.