Please note: Residents who obtain a burn permit are no longer required to call in each time they have a fire.
All residents who want to set or maintain an open air fire must obtain a burn permit and follow all applicable rules as set out in Bylaw-2021-12.
Request a copy of the Open Air Burning By-law.
See below the different types of fires and conditions that must be met for each:
Campfire |
No person shall set or maintain a campfire unless all of the following conditions are met
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Fire in an Outdoor Fireplace/Burning Appliance |
No person shall set or maintain a fire in an outdoor fireplace / burning appliance unless all of the following conditions are met:
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Brush Fire |
No person shall set or maintain a brush fire unless they ensure all the following conditions are met:
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Agriculture Fire |
No person shall set or maintain an agricultural fire unless they apply in writing to the Fire Chief for the Agricultural required burning and if they ensure all of the following conditions are met:
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Specific Event |
A community not-for-profit organization, school, religious Institution or a resident may apply in writing to the Fire Chief or a specific event permit to conduct open air fires for cultural, religious or recreational specific event and if they ensure all of the following conditions are met:
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Fire in a Cooking Device |
No person shall set or maintain a fire in a cooking device unless they ensure all the following conditions are met: The cooking device:
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Heating During Construction |
No person may set or maintain a fire in a portable appliance during a construction or maintenance process unless they ensure all the following conditions are met
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The below map shows the areas in which Zone A & B cover.
For any questions regarding burn permits please contact fireprevention@belleville.ca or call 613-962-2010.