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Charleston council passes bill banning fireworks in city parks and on city property
Summary
The Charleston City Council unanimously approved Bill 8061 to prohibit the use of fireworks in city parks and on city-owned property without approval; the measure was recommended by the ordinance committee and passed 25-0 during a brief meeting.
Charleston City Council voted unanimously to pass Bill 8061, an amendment to the municipal code that prohibits the use of fireworks in any city park or on city-owned property unless specifically approved. The clerk read the bill and the committee on ordinance and rules recommended adoption; the clerk reported "25 yays" and the chair declared the…
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