Barrie By-law 2004-185, s. 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
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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;
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- 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
- 3.2.0 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
- 3.2.2 ensure that the fire is kept at least 15 metres from any dwelling, structure or other combustible material
- 3.2.3 ensure that the fire is attended at all times by a responsible person at least 18 years of age and shall ensure that such person attends to such fire until the fire is completely extinguished
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