Although outdoor fireplaces can be purchased at retail outlets throughout the city, it does not mean open air burning is permitted for their use. (Example: chimneas, fire pits).A person must not light or maintain a fire using any combustible material in the open air or in any outdoor area without first obtaining a permit from the Fire Chief.Wood falls into that category. It would just turn them into criminals.Clearly there’s a region-wide desire for fires. If the fire pits were removed, he added, it probably wouldn’t stop community members from lighting up. to the Fire Chief under this Bylaw.
In fact, you need a permit to burn anything on an appliance where the smoke is not vented through a chimney or stack. There is not 1 mention of the fact that wood burning of any type from a fireplace, fire pit or forest fire all produce toxic emissions and is a severe health hazard.What’s in Wood Smoke?Like cigarette smoke,wood smoke contains hundreds ofdangerous air pollutants & gases such as:Particulate Matter 2.5,carbon monoxide,formaldehyde,sulfur dioxide,nitrogen oxides,PAHs (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons),VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds)dioxins,furans,benzene,lead,cadmium,arsenic,and many other harmful substances.Particulate Matter 2.5 is extremely harmful because it can not be filtered by the nose andWhy would anyone encourage such a nasty form of Air Pollution?Deputy Fire Chief Les Sziklai is wrong with on his interpretation of Vancouver Fire By-law 2000 * Wood burning appliances are not allowed. All those colours and textures plus the hint of smokiness make for healthy, satisfying meals.
Good...I was walking slowly because I hurt my left leg from over running. 4660, 2016 to the Fire Prevention and Life Safety Bylaw now requires that occupants of Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) designated properties obtain burning permits. Burning permits will only be issued during the periods of March 1 – May 31 and September 1 – November 30 during the year. Fire Pits - Bylaw Information Author: The City of Calgary Fire Department Subject: Open Burning, Fire Pit Construction Keywords: fire pits, open burning, community standards bylaw … Deputy Fire Chief Les Sziklai is wrong with on his interpretation of Vancouver Fire By-law 2000 * Wood burning appliances are not allowed. Fire pits or outdoor fireplaces shall not be used between the hours of 12 a.m. and 8 a.m. Where requested by the Fire Chief, a member of the Fire Department, a Bylaw Enforement Officer or a peace officer, a person shall extinguish a fire in a fire pit or outdoor fireplace. People like this need to be regulated because they are never going to stop burning unless forced to.I guess the above comments are a testament to another general thing that adds to this city's no-fun vibe.Small fires on a beach used to be a pastime, and the community policed itself. A haze has moved across the Lower Mainland and there are places where breathing has become more difficult. In many well-to-do communities, they still are, but here it's one of those things that must be stamped out before real or imaginary property values decline due to real or imagined threats.Really starting to think that this city is beyond hope.Ever since our early ancestors gathered around their first fire,All wood burning is a grave health hazard and major contributor to global warming. Bans and nuisance bylaws need to be put in place to protect the residents of Metro Vancouver from the health hazards, pollution, nuisance and interruption to normal daily life from all residential wood burning smoke and odour both indoor and outdoor from all wood burning appliances.I pray that Vancouver park board commissioner Loretta Woodcock will have a change of heart and of mind; and let the kids connect with nature (wilderness) without an open fire. Back in the day, Ambleside Park in West Vancouver was the place for a good time. For nature-deprived city dwellers, an evening of sausage, s’mores, and song was just a jump across the inlet from downtown.No more.
Here in Montréal, it is illegal to have outdoor burning.
In order to protect the environment and maintain the safety of Greater Vancouver residents, wood-burning appliances, such as chimneas and fire pits, are not allowed anywhere on private or public property. So should other municipalities follow Delta’s flames?In Vancouver, park board commissioner Loretta Woodcock thinks urban campfires might help solve a problem: nature deficit. Much attention is directed to the harm wood-smoke is doing to our environment and human health.
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