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Permissible Fire Works List Life Safety Division Office of the Fire Marshal 231 E. Piccadilly Street Winchester, VA 22601 Telephone 540.662.2298 Fax 540.542.1318 Office of the Fire Marshal Code Compliance Guideline CCG-003 PERMISSIBLE FIREWORKS The Winchester Fire Marshal determines the acceptability of consumer fireworks offered for sale or use within the City of Winchester. The following list of permissible fireworks (listed by item number) is acceptable to the Fire Marshal’s Office for storage, use, and/or retail display. A user of permissible fireworks is not required to obtain a fire code permit or be certified as a pyro technician when such use is on private property with the approval of the property owner. Consumer fireworks (Division 1.4G) that meet acceptable criteria during the annual evaluation and review process are classified through the Virginia Statewide Fire Prevention Code as “permissible fireworks”. The State Fire Marshal’s Office works with other localities, such as Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties as examples, to evaluate and review items by actively comparing the items to the performance criteria found in the American Fireworks Standards Laboratory (AFSL), 2009 Edition. NOTICE: City code states it shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to transport, store, possess, sell, offer for sale, expose for sale, or to buy, use, ignite, or explode any fireworks that are not permissible fireworks as approved by the Fire Marshal. The sale of permissible fireworks to persons under the age of 18 shall be prohibited unless the person is accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Permissible fireworks added to this list after June 3, 2016 will be shown in BOLD red type at the end of the list. Deleted items will be shown with a strike through the item number and name, Example. 2016 APPROVED PERMISSIBLE FIREWORKS This list may be amended without further notice. ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME 45160 (Q) SNAKE ASSORTMENT 45165Q SNAKE ASSORTMENT 45175 MAGNUM POPPER BAG B-094 #36 MORNING GLORY E-010 CONIC CONE E-011 #3 ASSORTED CONES E-012 DRAGON WRATH CONE E-015 MT.KILAUEA’S ERUPTION CONE E-022 VOLCANIC VORTEX CONE F-046A SILVER CRACKLE CRACKER F-080 CRACKLING BALL F-083 CRACKLING SILVER SALUE F-083Q CRACKLING SILVER SALUE F-085 JUMBO CRACKLING BALL F-089 CRACKLING BALL F-120 WOLFPACK THUNDER PACKS H-002 CORAL REEF FOUNTAIN H-003 WAR DRUM DOUNTAIN Revised: June 3, 2016 Page 1 of 30 Code Compliance Guideline: 2016 Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME H-006 FIRECRACKER FOUNTAIN H-007 PHANTASTIC FOUNTAIN H-009 ASSORTED #1 FOUNTAINS H-013 FLYING STARS NO NOISE FOUNTAIN H-014 PEACOCK # FOUNTAIN H-016 MADHATTER FOUNTAIN H-017A HAPPINESS FOUNTAIN (S&S) H-019 KOMODO 3000 FOUNTAIN H-020 CHRYSANTHEMUM GARDEN H-023 SUNDANCE FOUNTAIN H-024 ODYSSEY FOUNTAIN H-025 SPARK PLUG FOUNTAIN H-025BB SPARK PLUG FOUNTAIN H-025C SPARK PLUG FOUNTAIN H-027 NEW AGE MADNESS FOUNTAIN H-032 90 SECOND CRACKLING ASSAULT H-034 ST. ELMO’S FIRE H-037 CUCKOO FOUNTAIN H-037C CUCKOO FOUNTAIN H-039 BAZOOKA TORCH FOUNTAIN H-040 FRIENDSHIP FOUNTAIN H-042 GOLDEN FLOWER FOUNTAIN H-043 LARGE GOLDEN FLOWERS H-044 LARGE FRIENDSHIP FOUNTAIN H-044A LARGE FRIENDSHIP FOUNTAIN H-045 DRAGONS TEARS FOUNTAIN H-047A JUNIOR CUCKOO SINGLE FOUNTAIN H-047B JUNIOR CUCKOO FOUNTAIN H-048 SWORDFISH FOUNTAIN H-050 ALPHA WOLF FOUNTAIN H-051 FUNKY MONKEY FOUNTAIN H-052 JADE FLOWERS AND BUTTERFLY FLOWERS H-055 HN 90 ASSORTED FOUNTAINS H-056 HN89 ASSORTED 7 INCH FOUNTAIN H-057 LUMINESCENCE FOUNTAIN H-058 SODA POP FOUNTAIN H-061 HAPPY SILVER FLOWER H-062A 1 INCH ASSORTED FOUNTAINS H-064 GOLDEN PINE FOREST H-065 PEACOCK TAIL FAN FOUNTAIN H-066 TIJUANA TREMOR FOUNTAIN H-068 POWERSURGE FOUNTAIN H-071 KILLER BEE FOUNTAIN H-072 ASSORTED CRACKLING FOUNTAIN H-074 WILD BAT FOUNTAIN Revised: June 3, 2016 Page 2 of 30 Code Compliance Guideline: 2016 Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME H-075D PHANTOM POWER FOUNTAIN H-075F LARGE PHANTOM FOUNTAIN H-080 MORTAR LOAD FOUNTAIN H-081B WHISTLING PHANTOM H-081BQ WHISTLING PHANTOM H-084 FEAST OF FIRE FOUNTAIN H-085 APACHE FIREDANCE PREMIERE H-087 APACHE FIREDANCE H-088 NEW YORK HARBOR FOUNTAIN H-091 MOONDANCE FOUNTAIN H-091B MOONDANCE FOUNTAIN H-091C MOONDANCE FOUNTAIN H-091P MOONDANCE FOUNTAIN H-091Q MOONDANCE FOUNTAIN H-093 PATRIOTIC POWER BLAST H-095 HISSING COBRA H-096 CITYFEST FOUNTAIN H-097 TIGERS FURY FOUNTAIN H-098 LARGE VIOLET AND CRIMSON FOUNTAIN H-098A SMALL VIOLET AND CRIMSON FOUNTAIN H-099 BREW-HAHA FOUNTAIN H-101 GOLDENGATE SPECTACULAR FOUNTAIN H-103 PHANTOM FIRE SMALL FOUNTAIN H-103A PHANTOM FIRE SMALL FOUNTAIN H-105 PHANTASIA FOUNTAIN H-106A THUNDERFEST FOUNTAIN H-107 GALACTIC STARDUST FOUNTAIN H-108 PHANTOM BLAST FOUNTAIN H-111 PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING FOUNTAIN H-111A PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING FOUNTAIN H-113 PHANTOMS FURY FOUNTAIN H-115 JUMBO POWEDER KEG FOUNTAIN H-116 HASTA LA VISTA BABY FOUNTAIN H-120 KING OF BLING FOUNTAIN H-126 PHANTOM ROCKET FOUNTAIN H-127 ELECTRIC SHOCK FOUNTAIN H-131 CELEBRATION CAKE FOUNTAIN H-131A CELEBRATION CAKE FOUNTAIN H-133 LIGHT OF LIBERTY FOUNTAIN H-137 FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS FOUNTAIN H-138 EENIE MEENIE MINEY MOE FOUNTAIN H-138Q EENIE MEENIE MINEY MOE FOUNTAIN H-143A ASSORTED 7 INCH FOUNTAIN H-145 PHANTOM MINI FOUNTAIN H-145Q PHANTOM MINI FOUNTAIN Revised: June 3, 2016 Page 3 of 30 Code Compliance Guideline: 2016 Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME H-146 PHANTOM TWILIGHT MAGIC FOUNTAIN H-150 SEA SERPENT FOUNTAIN H-153 ROCKIN THE USA FOUNTAIN H-155 ROARING LION FOUNTAIN H-156 BREATHLESS FOUNTAIN H-158 PHANTOM PHLASH PHINISH FOUNTAIN H-160 SERENITY NO NOISE FOUNTAIN H-161 FLYING FRENZY FOUNTAIN H-166 GARGANTUA FOUNTAIN H-167 WRATH OF THE HYDRA FOUNTAIN H-168 LUCKY LEPRECHAUN FOUNTAIN H-171 CORE REACTOR FOUNTAIN H-172 PHANTOM SPARKLES OF PRIDE FOUNTAIN H-180 THREE OF A KIND FOUNTAIN H-182 PHANTOM DRAGON SLAYER FOUNTAIN H-183 PATRIOTIC PARTY FOUNTAIN H-184 MAGMA GLOW FOUNTAIN H-189 PHANTOM JOKERS WILD FOUNTAIN H-190 PHANTOM CROWN JEWEL FOUNTAIN H-191 PHANTOM NIGHT OWL FOUNTAIN H-192 PHANTOM CONFETTI LIGHTS FOUNTAIN H-192A PHANTOM CONFETTI LIGHTS FOUNTAIN H-193 PHANTOM PIXIE DUST FOUNTAIN H-194 WELDERS FLASH FOUNTAIN H-195 PHANTOM WHIRL FOUNTAIN H-196 COSMIC PEARLS FOUNTAIN H-197 SWARM OF SPARKS FOUNTAIN H-198 BREAKAWAY FOUNTAIN H-199 PHANTOM TREASURE FOUNTAIN H-200 PHANTOM UPROAR FOUNTAIN H-201 PHANTOM FLURRY FOUNTAIN H-202 FALLING STAR FOUNTAIN H-203 PHANTOM FIREPIT FOUNTAIN H-204 MANIC MOONLIGHT FOUNTAIN H-205 POINT OF IMPACT FOUNTAIN H-206 SOLAR PHANTASY FOUNTAIN H-207 AVALANCHE OF SPARKS FOUNTAIN H-208 PHANTOM CRAZE FOUNTAIN H-209 FRACTURE FOUNTAIN H-210 VIBRANT VOLTAGE FOUNTAIN H-211 FACE OFF FOUNTAIN H-212 SAY CHEESE FOUNTAIN H-214 LADY LIBERTY FOUNTAIN I-004 WOLF PACK SNAPS I-004Q WOLF PACK SNAPS Revised: June 3, 2016 Page 4 of 30 Code Compliance Guideline: 2016 Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME I-007 WOLF PACK SNAPS I-008 WOLF PACK SNAPS I-008Q WOLF PACK SNAPS I-009 WOLFPACK SNAPS I-009B WOLFPACK SNAPS I-009S WOLFPACK SNAPS I-010 WOLFPACK SNAPS I-012A PARTY POPPERS I-021 WEDDING PARTY POPPERS I-022 JUMBO PARTY STREAMERS I-022B JUMBO PARTY STREAMERS I-027 PYRO TORCH I-028 12 MINUTE PYRO TORCH I-030 MAGNUM PARTY POPPERS I-040 PARTY STREAMERS I-041 PARTY STREAMERS I-041S PARTY STREAMERS M-032A (B) LAZER FLASH M-046 METEORITES M-047 (A) CRACKLING LAZER FLASH M-053Q FIERY FROGS M-054 FLAMING SPEAR FOUNTAIN M-058 MAGIC MINI FROG M-063 ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK P-004 CLAY COLOR SMOKE BALLS P-006 SMOKE BALLS P-006Q SMOKE BALLS P-007 CLAY COLOR SMOKE BALLS P-007Q CLAY COLR SMOKE BALLS P-009 SMOKE BALLS P-010C HAND GRENADE SMOKE P-014 COLOR SMOKE BALLS P-019 COLOR SMOKE BALLS P-019DD COLOR SMOKE BALLS P-021 (B) MAMMOTH SMOKE P-022 CANNISTER SMOKE BALLS P-028 PHANTOM JUMBO SMOKE CANNISTER P-031 JUMBO SMOKE BALLS P-033 MAGIC MINI FROG SMOKE P-038 (A) ASSORTED SMOKE CONE #3 P-070A HOKEY SMOKEY P-071A SMOKIN HOT P-072A UP IN SMOKE P-073A SMOKE OUT P-074 GHOUL SMOKE Revised: June 3, 2016 Page 5 of 30 Code Compliance Guideline: 2016 Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME P-075 LURKING SMOKE P-076 DEAD SMOKE P-077 VOODOO SMOKE P-078 FLOATING SMOKE P-079 TERROR ZONE SMOKE R-009 JUMBO ANACONDA SNAKES R-011 BLACK SNAKES R-012 GLOW WORMS R-013 COLORED SNAKES R-014 SNAKES IN THE GRASS R-014Q SNAKES IN THE GRASS R-015Q HATCHING SNAKES S-008Q #8 CRACKLING WOLFPACK SPARKLERS S-010 #8 GOLD SPARKLER S-010AB #8 GOLD (BAMBOO) SPARKLER S-010BE #8 GOLD SPARKLER S-010BF #8 GOLD SPARKLER S-010Q #8 GOLD SPARKLER S-011AB #8 COLOR SPARKLERS (WOOD) S-011BE #8 COLOR SPARKLERS S-011BF #8 COLOR SPARKLERS S-012 #10 GOLD SPARKLERS S-012AB #10 GOLD SPARKLERS (WOOD) S-012BE #10 GOLD SPARKLERS S-012BF #10 GOLD SPARKLERS S-013 #10 COLOR SPARKLERS S-013AB #10 COLOR SPARKLERS (WOOD) S-013BE #10 COLOR SPARKLERS S-013BF #10 COLOR SPARKLERS S-014S #14 GOLD SPARKLERS S-014Q #14 GOLD SPARKLERS S-015A #20 GOLD SPARKLER S-016A #36 GOLD SPARKLERS S-017 NEON SPARKLERS S-017Q NEON SPARKLERS S-019 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS S-019A MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS S-019B MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS S-019BQ MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS S-021 #10 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS S-021AB #10 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS S-022 MORNING GLORY SPARKLERS S-026 #18 GOLD NEON SPARKLERS S-026Q #18 GOLD NEON SPARKLERS W461 SILVERY WATERFALL FOUNTAIN Revised: June 3, 2016 Page 6 of 30 Code Compliance Guideline: 2016 Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME BP4215/U SQUIGGLY STAR BP4249 RAIN MAKER GF5022 CALIFORNIA ROCKET FOUNTAIN GG-0138 HOT COLOR GG-0234 GRIZZLY 3 COLOR
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