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Several reasons a fire pit should never be left unattended, including overnight. In every jurisdiction within the United States, it is illegal to leave a recreational fire unattended. Even a tiny gust of wind can quickly spread hot ashes or embers over a significant distance.
Due to the current conditions a Fire Restriction has been implemented for the Town of Coaldale.
Yes, you can have a fire pit in your front yard. You will need to check with your local city ordinances to make sure there are no restrictions on having an outdoor fire pit. In some cases, you may be able to have a small fire pit in your front yard, while in other cases, it may be prohibited.
It is illegal for you to burn without a permit in the rural area during the declared bushfire season and is illegal to burn off in the built up area. You may be subject to legal actions under the Environmental Protection Regulations 2005 or Emergencies Act 2004.
Can you have a firepit in your backyard? Absolutely! If you're looking for outdoor fire pit safety and information keep reading our post below. Fire safety is incredibly important, and even more so when the fire sits in your own backyard.
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Due to the current conditions a Fire Restriction has been implemented for the Town of Coaldale.
Can you have a firepit in your backyard? Absolutely! If you're looking for outdoor fire pit safety and information keep reading our post below. Fire safety is incredibly important, and even more so when the fire sits in your own backyard.
Wildfire Season Starting March 1, all burning activities in Alberta's Forest Protection Area, excluding campfires, will require a fire permit.
It is illegal for you to burn without a permit in the rural area during the declared bushfire season and is illegal to burn off in the built up area. You may be subject to legal actions under the Environmental Protection Regulations 2005 or Emergencies Act 2004.
Wisconsin regulations generally prohibit open burning due to the associated health and environmental impacts.

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