Hamilton By-law 02-283, s. 1.1(e) — Open Air Burning By-law
Open Air Burning By-law
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“open air burning” means any fire that is conducted outside a building, including a fire conducted in a garden, yard, alley, field, park,
- (i) industrial site, construction site, building lot, parking lot, street, or other open place, but
- (ii) excluding the operation of welding or similar equipment, the operation of a coal or wood fired locomotive or boat, or a controlled burn that is part of a manufacturing process; ( f ) “Permit” means permission to conduct open air burning granted by the City issued under section 2 of this By-law; “occupant” means the person having effective control over or apparent
- (g) possession of any property or the relevant portion thereof, and for the purposes of this by-law, a mortgagee-in-possession of property, or a receiver and manager, personal representative or trustee in bankruptcy who has taken possession of that property shall be deemed to have effective control over the property
- (h) “owner” means the registered owner of property; (9 “property” means any public or private land, building, structure or other real property within the City.
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