Earlier this year, Clarington Council introduced some updates to the open-air Burning By-Law. This means that some residents with larger properties can now enjoy wood-burning recreational outdoor fires with specific restrictions and no permits are needed.
Gain peace of mind and avoid costly fines by keeping your fires safe and compliant.
For the full list of rules, visit www.clarington.net/OutdoorFireGuide.
Rule #1: Wood-burning recreational fires must meet the safe distance standard.
Rule #2: Wood-burning recreational fires must be contained in an approved outdoor fireplace.
Does not meet the 7.5 m minimum safe distance standard
β Propane or natural gas outdoor appliances are allowed where the fire can be controlled
βοΈ No wood-burning recreational outdoor fires permitted
βοΈ No fire pits permitted
Meets the 7.5 m minimum safe distance standard
β Propane or natural gas outdoor appliances are allowed where the fire can be controlled
β Small wood-burning recreational outdoor fires allowed from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in an approved outdoor fireplace only
β Only burn dry seasoned wood logs
βοΈ No fire pits permitted
βοΈ No burning of noxious or treated materials, garbage, or yard waste
Read more at www.clarington.net/OutdoorFireGuide.
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