Allows year-round sale of consumer fireworks from permanent structures in Iowa.
The bill amends Iowa law to allow the sale of consumer fireworks from permanent structures at any time of the year, removing the current restriction to specific dates. It also prohibits county boards of supervisors or city councils from restricting the use of consumer fireworks, display fireworks, or novelties on July 3, July 4, or December 31. The bill maintains the existing restrictions on the use of fireworks on other days, which can be further limited by local ordinances if deemed a threat to public safety or a nuisance.
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