[Added 2-17-1977[1]]
A. 
Bowling establishments, refinishing pins and alleys: $50.
B. 
Dry cleaning or dry-dyeing establishments: $20.
C. 
Bulk storage or sale of flammable liquids: $50.
D. 
Hazardous chemicals: $50.
E. 
Compressed gases or liquid petroleum: $25.
F. 
Places of assembly: $25.
G. 
Public garage: $20.
H. 
Service or filling stations (per pump): $10.
I. 
Bulk storage of paints, varnish, oils (hardware stores and paint stores): $20.
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Editor's Note: This ordinance also provided for the renumbering of former § 28-17 to become § 28-17.2.
Except out of doors, the storage of empty packing cases, boxes, barrels or other similar combustible containers is forbidden without permission from the Fire Chief. Permission shall not be required for the storage within a manufacturing or other establishment of sufficient packing cases, boxes, barrels or other similar containers to properly carry on its operations, but such storage shall be orderly and not so located as to endanger exit from the building. Storage in the open of packing cases, boxes, barrels or other similar combustible containers shall not be more than 20 feet in height and shall be at least 50 feet from the nearest building. All such storage shall be in a compact and orderly manner.
Cotton batting, straw, dry vines, leaves, trees, celluloid or other highly flammable materials shall not be used for decorative purposes in show windows, stores or places of public assembly without permission from the Fire Chief; provided, however, that nothing in this section shall be held to prohibit the display of salable goods permitted and offered for sale in stores. Electric light bulbs in stores or public halls shall not be decorated with paper or other combustible materials unless such materials shall first have been rendered flameproof.
A. 
The Commissioners shall be empowered to restrict the storage, handling and sale of chemicals and chemical compounds which are of a corrosive or poisonous nature, or which materially increase the fire hazard. Where kept in containers or packages usual to the retail trade, on general restriction shall apply other than shelving shall be substantial and storage shall be neat and orderly.
B. 
For the storage of hazardous chemicals in warehouses, factories and wholesale stores, material of an oxidizing nature such as nitrates, nitrites, chlorates, etc., shall be stored in dry places, and the Commissioners may require a separate room or building when the quantity stored constitutes a material hazard.
C. 
Bulk storage of two or more carboys of acid shall be outside in a yard or enclosure, or properly protected on the roof of the building, or in a special room provided with a suitable container for the character of acid in case of breakage or leak.
D. 
The Commissioners may require the separation or isolation of any chemical which is of a nature which in combination with other chemical or organic matter may bring about a fire or explosion or may liberate a hazardous or poisonous gas.
All trapdoors, except those which are automatic in their operations, in any factory building or buildings used for storage shall be closed at the completion of the business of each day. Every outside window in a building used for manufacturing purposes or for storage which opens directly on any hoistway or other vertical means of communication between two or more floors in such building shall be plainly marked with the word "shaft-way" in red letters at least six inches high on a white background, such warning sign to be so placed as to be easily discernible from the outside of the building. Every door or window opening on such shaftway from the interior of the building, unless the construction of the partitions surrounding the shaftway is of such distinctive nature as to make its purpose evident at a glance, shall be similarly marked with the warning word "shaftway" so placed as to be easily visible to any one approaching the shaftway from the interior of the building.
Christmas trees shall be stored as directed by the Fire Chief and the Building Official to avoid injury to life or property by fire.
Meter rooms shall be kept free and clear to the satisfaction of the Fire Chief or Building Official.
No radio antenna or other wire suspended over a flat roof shall be erected less than eight feet clear above the roof nor so as to become an obstruction in the fighting of fires.
All chimneys, smokestacks or similar devices for conveying smoke or hot gases to the outer air and the stoves, furnaces, fire boxes or boilers to which they are connected shall be constructed and maintained in such a manner as not to endanger adjacent property.