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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the fire permit application in the editor.
Begin by selecting whether you are applying for a new permit or a renewal. Indicate if the applicant is the property owner or a tenant, ensuring tenants have written approval from the property owner.
Fill in your personal details including your name, address of the burn site, postal code, phone number, and email address. If applicable, provide the owner's information as well.
Specify the purpose of your burn (e.g., cooking, recreational) and describe the device you will be using (e.g., fire pit, stove).
Indicate where on your property the burning will take place (e.g., deck, patio) and list any fire extinguishing equipment that will be on-site.
Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting your application online or at a local fire station.
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