Winnipeg : Règlement no 1/2008, art. 73(a) — Neighbourhood Liveability By-law

only to identified neighbourhoods or parts of the city;

• (b) only to identified forms of open-air burning; or
• (c) only during specific times of the day. 73.1(5) A Ban takes effect when all of the following have taken place:
• (a) the Chief has signed a declaration of the Ban;
• (b) the City Clerk has been notified in writing of the Ban;
• (c) the declaration has been posted on the City of Winnipeg’s website;
• (d) the Chief has released a communique to the media that
• (i) states that a Ban has been declared; and
• (ii) provides details of the Ban. 73.1(6) Unless a Ban declared under subsection (1) sets out either a specific date and time at which it will end or the length of time during which is effective, the Ban ends 48 hours after it takes effect. 73.1(7) A Ban declared under subsection (1) supersedes and suspends a permit which authorizes an open-air fire. 73.1(8) A person must not set an open-air fire, and the owner or occupant of property must not permit any open-air fire to be set or remain lit on the property in contravention of a Ban. 73.1(9) Because an open-air fire during a Ban constitutes an emergency, members of the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service are hereby authorized to take immediate measures to extinguish an open-air fire burning in contravention of a Ban. By-law No. 1/2008 49 Open-air fire permit required 74(1) Subject to subsection (2), a person must not set any open-air fire within the City of Winnipeg, and the owner or occupant of any property may not permit any open-air fire to be set or to remain lit on the property, unless the Chief has issued an open air fire permit authorizing the fire. 74(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to
• (a) fires set and contained within an approved receptacle and maintained in accordance with this By-law on a residential property;
• (b) fires set and maintained for ceremonial or religious purposes which are contained within an approved receptacle and maintained in accordance with this By-law;
• (c) portable barbeques that are fuelled, operated and maintained in conformance with the manufacturer’s instructions;
• (d) appliances that are approved by the Canadian Gas Association (CGA), are installed, operated and maintained in conformance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and are fuelled by propane or natural gas;
• (e) fires permitted by the City in outdoor fire pits, outdoor barbeques or outdoor fireplaces provided as fixtures in campgrounds or parks owned by the City of Winnipeg; and
• (f) burning conducted by the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service or persons authorized by the Chief for the purpose of training members of the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service and the public.