Hamilton By-law 02-283, s. 6 — With the exception of recreational campfires and outdoor fireplaces, open air burning within 30m of any building or other combustible material shall not be permitted. Recreational campfires and outdoor fireplaces must have a minimum 3m clearance to any building or combustible material
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With the exception of recreational campfires and outdoor fireplaces, open air burning within 30m of any building or other combustible material shall not be permitted. Recreational campfires and outdoor fireplaces must have a minimum 3m clearance to any building or combustible material.
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- 5 All fires must be kept to a maximum size of 2m x 2m x I m in height, unless otherwise approved by the Chief Fire Official. Recreational campfires must be kept to a maximum size of 0.6m in diameter and must be confined (i.e
- 7 Only the burning of clean wood and brush is permitted. As an alternative, it is recommended that wood and brush be disposed of in accordance with the City’s Leaf and Yard Waste Collection Program - details included in Permit Package
- 8 Equipment capable of extinguishing the fire at any time conditions warrant is to be on site at all times burning is carried out. (ie
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