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The Fire Marshal may revoke any permit upon a showing that the Applicant has
violated any provision of State Law or Regulation, NFPA Codes, City Ordinance,
or any requirement or condition of the issued permit.
Any blasting or explosive discharge that occurs without a permit may result in a
thirty (30) day revocation pending an investigation by the Fire Marshal and/or the
New Hampshire State Police.
Any permit may be revoked or suspended upon a showing that a condition or
conditions exist which warrant such revocation or suspension upon determination
by Fire Marshal.
The Fire Marshal may restore any permit that has been revoked upon a showing
that the conditions(s) leading to the revocation have been corrected.
Violations of these ordinances shall be subject to the general penalty provision of
§1-12 of this code. Each day a violation exists shall be a separate offense.
L. Waivers for Emergency Conditions.
In situations that pose a possible or perceived danger to safety, the Fire Marshal may, for a
limited time, waive any City Ordinance as may be necessary to avoid and/or lessen that danger.
M. Interpretation.
If there is any conflict between, or different requirements or standards found in, State Laws and
Regulations, the NFPA Codes, and City Ordinances, the more stringent requirement or standard
shall apply.”
All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
This legislation shall take effect upon passage.
