Barrie By-law 2004-185, s. 2.1.3 — Barbecue – shall mean but is not limited to a portable appliance or grill intended for cooking food above an open air fire
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Barbecue – shall mean but is not limited to a portable appliance or grill intended for cooking food above an open air fire;
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- 2.1.1 Combustible Waste – shall mean but is not limited to used vehicle bodies, tires, oil, grease, paint, cloth, rags, plastics, kitchen waste, food, scraps or other material which contents include the aforementioned
- 2.1.2 Agricultural Waste – shall mean but is not limited to any animal fecal deposits, manure or animal carcasses
- 2.1.4 Campfire – shall mean a small contained fire in a trailer park, campground or tourist camp which is licensed by the municipality as may be required, which is supervised at all times and which is used to cook food, or to provide warmth
- 2.1.5 Outdoor Solid Fuel Burning Appliance – covered under separate by-law
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