(d) No person shall on or in any fire use Special wastes (as
defined under the Waste Management Act), rubber tires, oil, tar,
asphalt, shingles, battery boxes, plastic materials, or any similar
material that may produce heavy black smoke. A competent person
Shall be in charge at all times while a fire ig burning or
smoldering and shall have availeble efficient appliances and
equipment to effectively prevent the fire from getting beyond
control or causing damage or becoming dangerous and that persona
Shall remain at the site of the fire until the fire igs completely

(a) of Section 6 ig repealed and the following substituted

(1) Every person who sets out, starts, kindles or maintains the
burning of any outdoor fire; or failg to extinguish any cutdoor
fire when so ordered by an Officer; whether Started under permit or
not, shall be responsible for such fire, and if the fire gets out
of control shall be liable for all expenses incurred by the City in
controlling and extinguishing the fire and 4oy other fire
originating therefrom, and shall also be liable for the wagea of
all the persons employed in controlling the fire or fires,
including wages for firemen so employed.

(ii) An Officer may order that any outdoor fire, whether started
under permit or mot, be extinguished if in the Officer's opinion
the burning constitutes a hazard or the atmospheric conditions are
such that the continuance of the burning would be detrimental to
the eavironment."

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therefore:

"(a)
3.

This Bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the "City of Port Coquitlam

Fire Prevention Bylaw, 1968, No. 902, Amendment Bylaw, 1989, No. 2421”,

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