Barrie By-law 2004-185, s. 3.2.0 — Where a Burn Permit has been issued pursuant to this by-law, the person to whom the Burn Permit has been issued, and the person responsible for the supervision of the fire, shall
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Where a Burn Permit has been issued pursuant to this by-law, the person to whom the Burn Permit has been issued, and the person responsible for the supervision of the fire, shall:
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- 3.1.13 set a fire, or permit a fire to burn on land of which the person setting such fire, or permitting such fire, is not the registered owner, without the written permission of the registered owner, such permission which shall be evidenced by the signature of the registered owner of the land on the application for the Burn Permit required pursuant to this by-law; or,
- 3.1.14 having set a fire, or permitted a fire to burn without a Burn Permit, fail to immediately extinguish such fire upon the request of a member of the Barrie Fire and Emergency Service
- 3.2.1 ensure that no damage is done to any property or injury caused to any person while setting a fire or permitting a fire to burn, and shall otherwise jointly and severally be responsible for any damage or injury to persons or property as a result of setting the fire, or permitting the fire to burn
- 3.2.2 ensure that the fire is kept at least 15 metres from any dwelling, structure or other combustible material
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