Western Australian Consolidated Regulations Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) An application for
a fireworks event permit must —
(a) be
in an approved form and contain the information required by subregulation (2);
and
(b) be
accompanied by the following —
(i)
a copy of the fireworks event notice given under
regulation 148 ;
(ii)
written confirmation by each person to whom the notice is
required to be given under regulation 148 that the person received the
notice;
(iii)
any response from such a person made under
regulation 148;
and
(c) be
accompanied by a site plan (in 3 dimensions if any event firework will be more
than 2 m above ground or water level when it is initiated) of the place where
the fireworks event will occur (the site ) including details of the
following —
(i)
where the event fireworks will be situated when
initiated;
(ii)
if the event fireworks will be on a vehicle when
initiated, a description of the vehicle and where it will be when the event
fireworks are initiated;
(iii)
where spectators or any other person not authorised to
use the event fireworks will be situated;
and
(d) be
accompanied by any other document that is required by the approved form; and
(e) be
accompanied by the fee; and
(f) be
made to the Chief Officer at least 14 days before the date of the proposed
event, unless the Chief Officer otherwise permits.
(2) The application
must contain this information —
(a) the
address of the site where the fireworks event will occur;
(b) the
person from whom the applicant has purchased or will purchase the event
fireworks;
(c) a
description of the event including —
(i)
if the event will occur once at the site, the date, time
and intended duration of the event;
(ii)
if the event will be repeated at the site on a number of
occasions at intervals of not longer than 48 hours, the date and time and
duration of each occasion;
(iii)
the required details of each event firework;
(iv)
if any event firework is an aerial shell, the diameter of
the largest shell;
(d) if
the applicant proposes to store the event fireworks at the site of the event
before the event and there is no explosives storage licence for the site,
details of where, how and for how long they will be stored at the site;
(e) any
other information the form reasonably requires to be provided.
[Regulation 149 amended in Gazette
16 Mar 2012 p. 1187‑8.]