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From the City Manager Code Compliance Guideline CCG-003 2012 APPROVED PERMISSIBLE FIREWORKS According to the City of Winchester Fire Prevention Code 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. Fire Marshals from various jurisdictions in the Northern Virginia area determine the acceptability of consumer fireworks offered for sale or use in the Northern Virginia Region through an annual testing and evaluation process. Consumer fireworks meeting specified performance criteria during the evaluation and testing are classified as permissible fireworks and approved for sale and use. The City of Winchester will only allow those fireworks. The following permissible fireworks are approved by the Winchester Fire Marshal for sale or use at approved locations within the City of Winchester and shall only be used on private property with the approval of the owner. ITEM NUMBER FIREWORK DEVICE NAME 275 FLASH RAY GUN 534 BUTTERFLY & FLOWER 623 OPENING FLOWER & HAPPY BIRD 623 OPENING FLOWER AND HAPPY BIRD 705 PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING 710 WHISTLING PETE 711 NITE SIREN WHISTLING FOUNTAIN 830 FRIENDSHIP 831 GOLDEN FLOWER (SMALL) 833 BUTTERFLY & FLOWERS (SMALL) 837 JADE FLOWERS 851 AUTUMN CHRYSANTHEMUM 852 CUCKOO 945 FLASHING WHEEL 981 MORNING GLORY 7502 WHISTLING TRI ROTATING WHEEL 45160 SNAKE ASSORTMENT 45165 SNAKE BAG ASSORTED 45175 MAGNUM POPPER BAG Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 45470 12 PACK PARTY POPPER CP1693 COLORFUL RAIN CP1764 PYRO COMBUSTION 0534A BUTTERFLY & FLOWER 0542 SPINNING WHEEL-12" 0623 OPEN FLOWER & HAPPY BIRD 0651 HAPPINESS FOUNTAIN 0705 PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING 0705A PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING 0705AN PEACH FLOWER IN SPRING 0710 PICCOLO PETE 0710P PICCOLO PETE 0710P-4-PDQ PICCOLO PETE 0710P-BX6 PICCOLO PETE 0750 SPARKLER 0830 FRIENDSHIP FLOWERS 0830A FRIENDSHIP 0831 GOLDEN FLOWER-MEDIUM 0831A GOLDEN FLOWER-LARGE 0833 AN SMALL BUTTERFLY & FLOWERS 0833A BUTTERFLY AND FLOWERS 0833A AN LARGE BUTTERFLY & FLOWERS 0835 PLUM FLOWER 0835A LARGE PLUM FLOWER 0837 JADE FLOWER 0837A JADE FLOWER LARGE 0837A AN JADE FLOWERS 0837AN JADE FLOWERS 0847-9 HAPPY SILVER FLOWER 9" 0852 CUCKOO FOUNTAIN 6" 0852 AN CUCKOO 0852 AN-BX CUCKOO 0852B MINI CUCKOO 0852-BX MINI CUCKOO 0860C ASSORTED SMOKE BALL 0925 HAPPY FESTIVAL 0978T #10 ASSORTED BOX GOLD SPARKLERS TNT 0981 MORNING GLORY Revised: 6/21/2012 Page 2 of 39 Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 0981-10 14 IN THE MORNING GLORRY 0981-10AN 14 IN THE MORNING GLORRY 0981-10-PDQ MORNING GLORY 0981-12-PDQ MORNING GLORY 0981-20 14 IN TRIPLE PAK MORNING GLORIES 0981G MORNING GLORIES 0981L 36" MORNING GLORY 0981L 14" MORNING GLORY 0981L MORNING GLORY 412 TEAPOT 4196 HAWAIIAN RAINBOW 45165Q SNAKE BAG ASSORTED 45470Q 12 PACK PARTY POPPER AP-201 PRO GROUND PATRIOTIC DISPLAY APE004 MOTHER NATURE APE008 HUMMINGBIRD FOUNTAIN APE010 RAIN DANCE APE012 ROSE BLOSSOM APE014A WINTER STORM APE014B NEW MOON APE014C SUMMER HEAT APE014D ECLIPSE APE016 JITTERBUG APE017 DIAMOND CUTTER APE018 PRECIOUS STONES APE019 JUNE BUGS APE020 EAGLE FOUNTAIN APE021 CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN APE023 SUN FLOWER APE033 FIRESTORM APE034 MISSILE WAR APE035 HORNET'S NEST APE036 DESERT BLITZ APE039 SOLAR GLARE APE041 NIGHT HEAT APE043 SUPER NOVA APE044 SCREAMING TIGER APE045 BIZARRE Revised: 6/21/2012 Page 3 of 39 Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 APE046 CAVEMAN APE047 SUNSCAPE APE048 LASER BLAZER APE048 LAZER BLAZER APE049 ZOMBIES APE050 TARANTULA APE051 MACH III FOUNTAIN APE086 THE GREAT WHITE APE088 HUMMINGBIRD FOUNTAIN APE106 10" E-Z GLOW PUNK (LIGHTENING PUNK) APE107 BOOBY TRAP APE110 THUNDER RUN APE111 IRON HORSE APE113 RIP TIDE APE115 DUST DEVIL APE116 RED DOG APE117 STRIKER APE118 COLOR BLAST APE119 LASER RAINBOW APE121A SHOW CASE APE121B SHOW CASE APE121-BX4 SHOW CASE (4'S) APE121C SHOW CASE APE121D SHOW CASE APE122-BX PYRO RAIN APE124B BEE HIVE APE124C BEE HIVE APE182 BLAZING FIELD APE183 DIABLO ROJO APE184 FRENZIED FIREFLIES APE185 TYPHOON MAMA APE186 LIGHT OF LIBERTY APE187 NOCHE DEL FUEGO APE188 IGNORAMUS APE189 FREAKY FOUNTIAN APE190 DAZZLER APE190 TNT DAZZLER APE191 DEMON BLASTER Revised: 6/21/2012 Page 4 of 39 Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 APE192 POPPIN' PEPPERS APE193 RAY OF LIGHT APE194 HABANERO HEAT APE195 ON THE RUN APE196 HOT DEVIL APE197 MASKED MONSTER APE216 GEM SHOWER APE217 DIAMOND SHOWER APE219 ACES FULL APE231 MAGIC CUBE FOUNTAIN APE239A TRIPLE DELIGHT FOUNTAIN APE239B TRIPLE FOUNTAIN APE239C 3D FOUNTAIN APE239D POLAR SKY APE242 SILVER SNOW FOUNTAIN APE247 ARTIFICIAL FIRE APE253 STAR IMMISSION APE256 FIRE HUNTERS FOUNTAIN APE257 DIXIE DUST APE264 FROSTY APE267 FIRE DESTORYERS APE270 FELIZ FOUNTAIN APE271 CRACKLING GLORY APE274 PYRO PROGRAM FOUNTAIN APE275 SPARKLING GLORY FOUNTAIN APE276 COLOR SHOCK APE277 RAINBOW TROUT APE279 GLOBAL LIGHTS APE280 PYROFIRE APE281 STAR MASTER APE282 LAVA DOME APE283 COLOR BARRAGE APE284 DANCING SOMBREROS APE285 PYROGLASTIC APE286 WEASEL FOUNTAIN APE287 PYROMIXER FOUNTAIN APE288 CUCKOO'S NEST APE289 PINATA BUSTER Revised: 6/21/2012 Page 5 of 39 Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 APE290 BUBBLING LAVA APE291 PYRO FAN APE292 OUTBOX APE293 COMBUSTION CHAMBER APE294 FIRE AT WILL B0810 VIOLET & CRIMSON B0830 FRIENDSHIP FOUNTAIN B-094 #36 MORNING GLORY B09818 MORNING GLORY BC 2015 KILLER BEE BC2001-17/1524400297 ASSORTED FOUNTAIN - DOUBLOON FOUNTAIN BC2001-17/1524402001 ASSORTED FOUNTAIN - SILVER CELEBRATION BC2001-17/1524402016 ASSORTED FOUNTAIN - SUNSET FOUNTAIN BC2001-17/1524402017 ASSORTED FOUNTAIN - BLUE FROST FOUNTAIN BC2006/15244020065 SUPER SOLDIER BC201 7" ASSORTED TRI COLOR SPRAYER BC201 7" ASSORTED GOLD GLITTERING BC201 7" ASSORTED GOLD SILVERY BC201 7" ASSORTED GREEN GLITTERING BC2014 CUCKOO BC2016 BC ASSORTED FOUNTAIN BC2019 DIAMOND & PEARL BC2019 -22 DIAMOND FOUNTAIN BC2019-22 SAPHIRE FOUNTAIN BC2019-22 RUBY FOUNTAIN BC2019-22 TURQUOISE BC2019-22 ASSORTED FOUNTAIN BC2020 TURQUOISE & SILVER BC2021 RUBIES & EMERALDS BC2022 SAPPHIRE & GOLD BC2041 2 ASSORTED 6 " FOUNTAINS - BUTTERFLY & FLOWERS BC2041 2 ASSORTED 6" FOUNTAINS - JADE FLOWERS BC2045 FOUR ASSORTED 9" BLACK CAT BC2045/1524420451 ASSORTED FIREWORKS - PEACH TREE BC2045/1524420452 ASSORTED FIREWORKS - GOLD AND SILVER TREASURES BC2045/1524420453 ASSORTED FIREWORKS - GREEN GARDEN BC2045/1524420454 ASSORTED FIREWORKS - BLUE ICE BC2080 NOISE IN NORTH CAROLINA Revised: 6/21/2012 Page 6 of 39 Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 BC2093/1524402093 HIGH TOWER BC2099/1524402099 COUNT PYRO'S CASTLE BC2100/M-123 GREAT BARRIER REEF - SUPERIOR BLUE LAGOON BC2100/M-123 GREAT BARRIER REEF - SUPERIOR RED CORAL BC2100/M-123 GREAT BARRIER REEF - SUPERIOR SEA WEED BC2100/M-123 GREAT BARRIER REEF - SUPERIOR STAR FISH BC2105/1524402105 RAINBOW FIRE BC2123/M-123 STORM WARNING BC2125 PARTY KEG BC2126 FIRE & BRIMSTONE BC2126U FIRE AND BRIMSTONE 500G DISPLAY BC213 FLASHING SIGNAL BC2130/1524402130 UNDERWATER FURY BC213s FLASHING SIGNAL BC214 9" ASSORTED BLACK CAT FOUNTAIN BC214/M-123 9" BC ASSORTED WORLD'S GREATEST BC214/M-123 9" BC ASSORTED BATTLE STAR BC214/M-123 9" BC ASSORTED BEAUTIFUL BC214/M-123 9" BC ASSORTED FIERY FIESTA BC2141/M-123 PURE TORTURE BC2143-1 SHOOT THE LOOP BC2143-2 SHOOT THE LOOP 2 BC2158/bc2158-070606v1- HK PURE CRACKLE BC2159 ROBOT BC2161 TIKI MON BC2173 AMMO CLIP BC2176 HIGHWAY TO HELL BC2177 1.21 GIGAWATT BC2183 CONTACT BC251 HIGHWAY TO HEAVEN BC255/1524400255 RATTA-TAT-TAT FOUNTAIN BC256 GARDEN PARTY BC259 TIE DYE FOUNTAIN BC283 HATFIELD & MCCOY BC283 HATFIELD & MCCOY - LULU MCCOY BC283/M-123 HATFIELD & MCCOY - BUBBA MCCOY BC283/M-123 HATFIELD & MCCOY - CLYDE HATFIELD BC283/M-123 HATFIELD & MCCOY - HATTIE HATFIELD Revised: 6/21/2012 Page 7 of 39 Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 BC313-04/1524431304 XL CALIFORNIA CANDLE BC-313-15 BLACK CAT NEON SPARKLERS BC344 ASSORTED SNAKES BC-344 ASSORTED SNAKES - BLACK SNAKES BC-344 ASSORTED SNAKES - COLORED SNAKES BC-344 ASSORTED SNAKES - GLOW WORMS BC384 DYNO PYRO BHN60 ASSORTED JADE/BUTTERFLY FLOWER BM 11399PDQ MAGNIFICENT BM11309 ROCK N ROLL BM11310 GREETING COLOURED CHRYSANTHEMUM BM11322 BLUE STARS BM11345 ONE BIG FOUNTAIN BM11380 SOUND NOT INCLUDED BM11382 PERFECT SILENCE BM11396 NOBLE/ECCENTRIC BM113962 ECCENTRIC BM113971 / BM11397 IMPERIAL BM113972 / BM11397 MAGNIFICENT BM11398 ROYAL/GRAND BM11399/BM113992 REGAL/COLONIAL BM11400 SASSY SALLY BM11411 SPLASH OUT BM11412 FLOWER POWER BM11413 COLORFUL DREAM BM11434 BREATHLESS BM11438 MAGIC IN THE GARDEN BM11439 ON THE FRITZ BM11441 QUICKSILVER BM11442/BM11396 NOBLE/ECCENTRIC BM11447 MIDSUMMER DREAM BM1202 HAPPINESS BM1204 5" ASSORTED FOUNTAIN BM1204 PHOENIX TAIL HOWLING FOUNTAIN BM1232 CUCKOO BM-1232 CUCKOO BM1238 LARGE GOLDEN FLOWER BM1240 GOLDEN FLOWER Revised: 6/21/2012 Page 8 of 39 Code Compliance Guideline: 2012 Approved Permissible Fireworks CCG-003 BM1242 INSTANT HAPPINESS BM1245 JUNIOR CUCKOO BM1245PDQ MINI/JUNIOR CUCKOO BM1246 KILLER BEE BM1252 OPENING FLOWER AND HAPPY BIRD BM1252/0623 OPENING FLOWER AND HAPPY BIRD BM1255 MINI PYRAMID BM1263 WHISTLING COLOR CUCKOO BM1287 NIGHT CELEBRATION BM1300 REFLECTION BM13220 EYE OF THE TIGER BM16000 TEA POT BM1605 MAGIC BLACK SNAKES BM16058 HEN HOUSE BM16058 HEN HOUSE BM16058/BM1618 HEN LAYING EGGS BM16059 CHICKEN BLOWING BALLOON BM16062 MINI LASAR BM1611 CLIMBIMG PANDA
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