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Pennsylvania Statutes Title 73 P.S. Trade and Commerce § 154. Reports concerning stored explosives

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

All persons storing explosives or having explosives in their possession on the date when this act takes effect, shall, within sixty days thereafter, and all persons contemplating the storing of explosives or having same in their possession after this act takes effect, shall, before obtaining or storing such explosives, make a report in writing, subscribed to by such person or his agent, to the Department of Labor and Industry, the report stating--

(1) The capacity, type of construction, and location of the magazine, if then existing, or, in case of a new magazine or a removal of any existing magazine, the capacity, type of construction, and proposed location of such magazine.

(2) The kind of explosives that are stored or in possession, or intended to be stored or obtained, and the maximum quantity involved.

(3) The distance that such magazine is located or intended to be located from the nearest buildings, magazines, railroads, and highways.

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