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BURNING

Except as provided in this Part no person shall at
any time light, ignite, start or maintain any
outdoor fire of any kind.

An Officer may at any time issue a permit for the
outdoor burning, in daylight hours only, of on site
generated agricultural materials located inside the
boundaries of the Agricultural Land Reserve,
provided that no such permit shall, for any
property, be issued for a period of time longer
than six months.

All permits issued pursuant to this Part shall be
subject to such conditions, restrictions, and
provisions as the Officer may consider necessary to
incorporate therein. Without limitation, the
permit may reguiate:

(a) the location of a fire;

(b) the dates and times a fire may be maintained;
(c) the maximum area occupied by a fire;

(ad) the materials to be burned in a fire;

(e) precautions to be taken in connection with the
fire.

No person to whom a burning permit has been issued
shall use trade waste, tires, oil, tar, asphalt,
shingles, battery boxes, plastic materials, or any
similar material which may produce heavy black
smoke, on or in any fire.

Article 3.1.1 does not apply in residential zones
to confined fires under 0.5 square metres in area,
used for cooking food in grills and barbecues.

Every person to whom a burning permit has been
issued or who burns outdoors under the provisions
of Articles 3.1.2 and 3.1.5 of this Bylaw shall
place a competent person in charge of such fire at
all times and shall provide that person with
sufficient equipment to prevent the fire from
getting beyond control or causing damage or

becoming dangerous.