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The Sandusky City Commission on Aug. 25 considered a proposed ordinance amending the fire prevention code (Chapter 15.19) regarding fireworks. Commissioners moved to correct an error in the ordinance's first reading that had listed an 11:45 p.m. cutoff for fireworks; the commission corrected the cutoff to 11:59 p.m. and adopted the correction by motion. The commission then proceeded with the ordinance’s second reading and discussion in accordance with the city charter; commissioners indicated the item would continue through the normal reading process and staff noted the corrected time would apply as the ordinance advances. Why it matters: the ordinance clarifies permitted fireworks possession, sale and discharge exceptions in the city's codified ordinances and sets the nightly cutoff time that affects residents' compliance and enforcement. What’s next: the ordinance will follow the remaining readings as required by charter procedures; staff will incorporate the corrected time in the final published ordinance language.
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