The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29
Legal Notice
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ceeding n year. They shall be kent
on the premises designated therein
and shall be subject to inspection ny
partments.
SECTION 106.
In addition to the permits else
where required in this ordinance a
permit shall be obtained from the
chief OF the fire department for.
a. StoraPe of calcium carbide In ex-
cess of n hundred pounds.
b. STORAGE of hay. straw, excelsior
n other combustible fibers in
excess of one ton. provided that
no permit will be required for
etnrage on farm property.
C. Storage of corrosive acids in ex-
cess of ten Pailons of each kind.
d. Storage of CELEBRATES or other OK
idizins chemicals in excess of ten
rounds.
e. Storage or handling of nvroxylin
plastic in excess of twenty pounds
unless wrapped or packed for
eale.
f. Use of stationary ~acetylene gen
8. Use of compressed pas from cv-
nder in excess of four hundred
cubic feet aggregate CAPACITY.
h. The application of paint, varnish
or LACQUER bp spraV method or
with dip tanks and ovens.
t. Use<of refrigeration systems ron
tanning twenty pounds or more of
refrigeration other than air or
water.
j. The cleaning or drying of clothes
or other material with Glass | or
IT flammable liauid.
Such permits shall he based ,inon
compliance with the standards of the
National Beard OF Fire Underwriters
where applicable.
SECTION 107.
Before permits are issued tho Chief
of the Fire Department shall make
or cause to be made such inspections
or tests as are necessary to assure
that the provisions of this ordinance
are complied with.
SECTION 1O8.
The Chief of the Fire Department
is herebv authorized to revoke any
permit whenever in his Judgment anv
violation of this ordinance warrants
such revocation, but only after a fair
and impartial hearing shall have bean
accorded the holder of the permit.
SECTION 100.
Chief of the Fire Department in re-
no to grant or in revokine any
hermit, may be made to the Mayor
as outlined In SECTION fni.
SECTTON ITO. NOTIFICATIONS.
The Chief of the Fire Department
ehall have power to modify any of
the provisions of this ordinance upon
application in writing by the ow'se-
or lessee. or his duly authorized
agent. when there are practical diff
fieulties in the way of carrying out
the strict letter of this ordinance
provided that the spirit of this or
dinance shall be observed. public safe
~ secured. and substantial justice
aane. The particulars of such modi-
~fication when granted or allowed and
the decision of the Chief of the Fire
Department thereon shall be entered
tipon the records Of the denarf-~@r-
I'D ? s'sned copy shall be furnished
SECTIONII1. APPROVED DEVICES
AND MATERIALS.
hs used in this ordinance, the word
approved" as applied to devices or
Chief of the Fire Depagtment by
reason of having been tested and ex-
amined bv him or by some recognized
testing laboratory and found to be
proper.
ARTICLE q
SECTION POI, PERMIT REQUIRED.
No person shall use any building.
shed or enclosure for the purpose of
servicing or repairing anv motor We
hicle therein. nor use any room or
space having a floor area exceeding
n thousand two hundred square
rect in any building, shed or enclo-
sure for storing; housing or keeping
m motor vehicle containing flamma-
Bile LIQUID in the fuel tanks thereof
without a permit.
SECTION 2O2. REPAIR WORK.
No repairs of any kind shall be
SECTION 2o3. CLEANING WITH
FI.AMMABLE LIQUIDS.
No flammable liquid with a flash
point below 100 degrees f. shall he
used in any garage for washing parts
or r~rrnnving grease or dirt.
SECTION 20a HANDLING OF GAS
oLINE AND OILS.
The reservoirs of motor vehicles
shall be filled only through hose from
pumps attached to approved portable
tanks or drawing from underground
storage tanks. There shall be no facil-
tiles for gasoline handling or filling
in ny basement or sub-basement.
No garage floor drain shall connect
to any sewer niles provided with
an oil separator or tran.
ARTICLE q
T.AMMABLE LIQUIDS,
SECTION SOL. APPLICATION.
This article applies to all liauids
having a flash point below 200 de-
grees f. closed cup tester. The flash
point shall be as determined by the
Tagliabue closed cup tester.
SECTION 302. CLASSIFICATION.
For the of this ordinance
lows:
Glass l. Liquids having a flash point
below rs degrees r. closed cup tester.
Examples. ether. gasoline. naphtha, and
benzol.
Class II. Liquids having a flash point
nsove that for Glass I and below
70 degrees +; closed cup tester; Elk
Glass III. Liquids having a. flash
point above that for Glass ii and
below 200 degrees F. closed cup test
er. Examples. Kerosene and fuel oil.
SECTION 1903. PERMITS.
"A permit shall be obtained from
the Chief of the Fire Department for
the storage or handling OF flamma-
bic liquids in excess of one gallon
the purpose OF sale, or for use in
some business or industry; or for the
storage of flammable liquids in sex-
cess of fifty-five gallons in connec-
ton with oil burning equipments.
SECTION 304. APPROVALS.
Before any flammable liquid tank
or piping is covered from sight the
installation shall be inspected and
approved by the Chief OF the Fire
The Chief of the Fire Department
may prohibit the sale or use of any
heating or lighting appliance Using
flammable liquids. which has not been
tested by Underwriters Laboratories
Inc, or some other competent au-
thority, and found to be properly safe
guarded against fire hazard.
SECTION 305. CLASS l AND ii
LIQUIDS.
Glass I and II liquids shall not be
kept or stored in any building used
as a place OF public assembly, except
IN laboratories for experimental pur-
poses.
In establishments where Glass or IT
liquids arc used in manufacturing.
cleaning or other processes the Chief
of the Fire Department shall require
such preventive and protective meas
ures as will reasonably safeguard lie
and property against fire.
SECTION 306. STORAGE AND
HANDLING OF CLASS l LIQUIDS IN
BUILDINGS.