Louisiana HB956 repeals Class C public display requirements and licensing, updates permit requirements, and modifies definitions related to fireworks.
Louisiana HB956 repeals the requirements for Class C public displays and licensing. It removes the need for a permit for Class C public displays and instead adds requirements for public displays or proximate displays. The bill mandates that permit applications for public or proximate displays must be submitted to either the state fire marshal or a certified local authority at least five days before the event. It also requires a current certificate of insurance with general liability coverage of one million dollars.
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