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The document is a permit application for various types of fire burning in Gearhart, Oregon, including recreational fires, household waste burning, and yard debris burning. It outlines the requirements for obtaining a burn permit, the validity period, and the authority of the Fire Department to enforce regulations and revoke permits if necessary. The applicant must agree to abide by the city's burning regulations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Volunteer Fire Department form in the editor.
Begin by entering the date in the designated field. This is crucial for tracking your permit's validity.
Fill in the 'Permit Holder’s Name' section clearly, ensuring both last and first names are printed legibly.
Provide the 'Permit Location' where the burning will occur. This helps local authorities monitor compliance.
Enter your contact phone numbers in the specified fields, allowing for easy communication if needed.
Select the type of permit you are applying for by checking the appropriate box: Recreational Fire Permit, Household Waste Fire - Burn Barrel Permit, or Yard Debris Fire – Open Burn Permit.
Acknowledge that you have read and agree to abide by the City of Gearhart Burning Regulations & Standards by checking the provided box.
Once completed, email your filled-out permit to gearhartfd@cityofgearhart.com as instructed at the bottom of the form.

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