Edmonton By-law 14600, s. 18.1(2) — Community Standards Bylaw
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In determining if an outdoor fire is reasonably likely to disturb the peace of any other individual, the following criteria may be considered:
- (a) demonstrated impact of the outdoor fire on health or well- being of others;
- (b) proximity of the outdoor fire to adjacent or affected properties;
- (c) duration of the outdoor fire;
- (d) date and time of the outdoor fire; Bylaw 14600 Page 18 of 29
- (e) nature and intended use of the surrounding area; and
- (f) weather and ambient conditions. NUISANCE FIRE 29.2 (1) If a person contravenes section 29.1, the City Manager may, by ORDER written notice, restrict that person from causing or permitting outdoor fires on land they own or occupy in the manner directed by the City Manager.
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