Markham By-law 85-97, s. 1(a) — By-law to Prescribe Times for Setting Fires
By-law to Prescribe Times for Setting Fires
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No person shall set or maintain a fire in the open air:
- between sunset and sunrise;
- (b) at a distance of less than 15 metres (49.2 feet) from any building, structure, hedge, fence, vehicular roadway of any kind or nature or overhead wiring;
- (c) at a distance of less than 15 meters (49.2 feet) from any property line;
- (d) unless there is a space clear and free of combustible material around the perimeter of the fire of at least 9 meters (29.5 feet);
- (e) unless it is under his/her constant watch and control from the time of the lighting, up to and until it is totally extinguished;
- (f) when the wind direction and velocity is likely to create a dangerous condition;
- (g) with the aid of flammable or combustible liquid or accelerants of any kind;
- (h) unless he/she complies with all the provisions of the relevant Provincial Laws and Regulations and Municipal By-laws.
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