Hamilton By-law 02-283, s. 3 — Burn wood products only. Petroleum products, rubbish, grass, plastics, rubber or any other material that may cause excessive heat or smoke is not permitted
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Burn wood products only. Petroleum products, rubbish, grass, plastics, rubber or any other material that may cause excessive heat or smoke is not permitted.
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- 1 In the absence of manufacturer’s safety guidelines, the following guidelines are to be complied with
- 2 Maintain a minimum three-metre clearance between the fireplace and combustible objects and surfaces to prevent ignition from radiant heat
- 4 The amount of material being burnt is to be limited to ensure that the flames are confined to the unit and do not extend into the chimney
- 5 Permits are required for each site and are valid for the calendar year for which it was issued. Permits must be available for viewing at the burn site upon request
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