Aurora : Règlement no 5111-09, art. 4(a) — Regulations Applicable to Outdoor Fires

Regulations Applicable to Outdoor Fires:

No Person or owner of a property shall:

• start or allow a Fire to burn during a fire ban as issued by the Fire Chief;
• (b) start or allow a Fire to burn on commercial or industrial property;
• (c) start or allow a Fire to burn between the hours of 11 p.m. and 8 a.m.;
• (d) start or allow a Fire to burn except in a container, apparatus or physical construct that is capable of controlling the spread of the Fire;
• (e) start or allow a Fire to burn in a manufactured appliance, such as those devices commonly referred to as "chimineas", unless the material being burnt is of such limited quantity that it fits well within the confines of such appliance and the appliance is not on a combustible surface, including a wooden deck;
• (f) burn any of the following materials:
• (i) automobile and truck bodies;
• (ii) tires;
• (iii) oil;
• (iv) grease;
• (v) paint;
• (vi) cloth or rags;
• (vii) plastics;
• (viii) animal husbandry refuse, such as animal fecal deposits or manure and animal carcasses; (ix)domestic waste, such as food scraps, cloth, rags, clothing and household plastics;
• (x) flammable or combustible liquids or accelerants; and
• (xi) wood products that have been painted or otherwise treated;
• (g) burn any material that is normally collected under a municipality's garbage, blue box or yard waste collection programs;
• (h) start or allow a Fire to burn larger than 0.75 metres in diameter and no more than one (1) metre in height, including flame height;
• (i) start or allow a Fire to burn unless it is four (4) metres from the edge of the container, apparatus or physical construct to any lot line, building, structure, deck, hedge, tree, fence, vehicular right of way or overhead wire;
• U) start or allow a Fire to burn unless a responsible person of at least eighteen (18) years of age is present at all times that a Fire is burning.
• (k) start or allow a Fire to burn unless a garden hose is located in close proximity to the Fire with the hose valve opened to facilitate quick and thorough extinguishment of the Fire;
• (I) start or allow a Fire to burn on any land or premises where construction of

a building or structure is ongoing; or YFS Draft Burning By-law 5111-09 -Aurora 09-04-21 (m)start or allow a Fire to burn when the direction or intensity of the wind may cause the uncontrolled spread of the Fire to other combustible materials, including grass and brush. Exemptions: