Orangeburg County, SC Fire Regulations: Fireworks (2026)

" That six-week window ties the stand's operating period to the holiday it is selling toward rather than allowing a year-round or open-ended seasonal use. 18-1 also lets a temporary use permit be renewed no more than twice within a calendar year, but only if the county finds the use is not creating traffic congestion or a nuisance to surrounding property, and the Zoning Administrator can revoke a temporary permit outright if it is found to be creating a nuisance or disruption. 18-3 requires the stand and any related structures to be removed, and the site restored, immediately once the permit expires; failing to clear the site on time is itself a violation of the ordinance.

Fireworks stands sit alongside other short-window temporary uses in the same list, including Christmas tree lots at 45 days and festivals or carnivals at 14 days, showing the county treats seasonal retail uses as narrow exceptions to its normal permanent-use standards rather than a standing right.