Hamilton By-law 02-283, s. 12 — Open air burning during a strike shall comply with items 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 and also be subjected to the following additional requirements
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Open air burning during a strike shall comply with items 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 and also be subjected to the following additional requirements:
- only one drum shall be used at each locationls fires to be confined to the drums storage of wood is to be kept a minimum of I m away from barrel 0 the drums shall be kept away from any buildings, vehicles and any combustible material adjacent to the property 0 the approval is only for the duration of the strike.
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- 10 Open air burning shall not be carried out on Smog Alert days as declared by the City of Hamilton. Smog Alert days are declared when the Air Quality Index is expected to reach 50, a level that can impact the health of citizens. Citizens should call the City of Hamilton at (905) 546-CITY for information pertaining to days designated as Smog Alert days. Information can also be obtained by calling the Ontario Ministry of the Environment Air Quality Index Reporting System at 1-800-387-7768
- 11 The use of outdoor fireplaces is deemed to be open air burning and requires the issuance of a permit. This permit is only available for rural designated locations. The attached sheet lists guidelines for the use of outdoor fireplaces
- 13 Open air burning for live fire extinguisher training requires an issuance of a permit however will not be subjected to a permit fee. Extinguisher training must comply with items 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 12. The pan is to be limited to a maximum size of 60cm x 90cm x 15cm in depth. (24” x 36” x 6” in depth). All relevant safety requirements as identified in the fuel source’s sheet, are to be adhered to
- 14 All persons setting an open fire shall be liable for costs incurred by the Hamilton Emergency Services - Fire for an emergency response to any address in violation of the guidelines or investigations of burning complaints of illegal burning. These costs include $350 per hour for each responding vehicle for the 1‘ hour and $175 per ’ !4 hour for each responding vehicle thereafter
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