Hamilton By-law 02-283, s. 2.12 — The Fire Department may require an applicant for a Permit under this By-law to provide such information as the Fire Chief considers necessary or advisable in his or her reasonable discretion to allow the Fire Department to make an informed decision as to whether or not to grant a Permit under this By-law, and where that information is not provided in the form and manner required, the Fire Department may refuse to issue that Permit
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The Fire Department may require an applicant for a Permit under this By-law to provide such information as the Fire Chief considers necessary or advisable in his or her reasonable discretion to allow the Fire Department to make an informed decision as to whether or not to grant a Permit under this By-law, and where that information is not provided in the form and manner required, the Fire Department may refuse to issue that Permit.
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- 2.10
- 2.1 1 Where any holder of a Permit fails or refuses to comply with a term or condition to which the Permit is subject, the Fire Department shall immediately revoke the Permit and shall forthwith send a written notice of that revocation to the Permit holder and of the occupant of the site at which the fire was to be conducted, if not the same person
- 3 Conduct of Open air burning
- 3.1
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