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THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF AMHERSTBURG
BY-LAW NO. 2022-033
By-law to Regulate Open Air Burning within the Town of Amherstburg
WHEREAS the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, c. 25, as amended authorizes the municipality to
regulate matters related to the health, safety and well-being of persons;
AND WHEREAS Section 7.1 (1) (a) of the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, S.O. 1997,
c. 4, as amended provides that a Council of a municipality may pass By-laws regulating fire
prevention, including the prevention of spreading fire;
AND WHEREAS Section 7.1 (1) (b) of the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, S.O. 1997,
c. 4, as amended provides that a Council of a municipality may pass By-laws regulating the
Setting of Open Air Fires, including establishing the times during which Open Air Fires may
be Set;
AND WHEREAS Section 391 states that a municipality may pass by-laws imposing fees or
charges on any class of Persons for services or activities provided or done by or on behalf
of it; and
AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg deems it
expedient to regulate the setting of Open Air Fires, including establishing the times during
which Open Air Fires may be Set.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg enacts as
follows:
1.
DEFINITIONS
In this by-law:
"Act" means the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, 1997, S.O. 1997, c.4, as amended,
and the regulations enacted thereunder as amended from time to time;
"Adverse Effect" includes:
i.
impairment of the quality of the natural environment for any use that can
be made of it
11.
injury or damage to property or to plant or animal life
iii.
harm or material discomfort to any Person
iv.
an adverse effect on the health of any Person
v.
impairment of the safety of any Person
vi.
rendering any property or plant or animal life unfit for human use
vii.
loss of enjoyment of normal use of property
viii.
interference with the normal conduct of business
ix.
nuisances including but not limited to excessive smoke, odour, dust,
airborne sparks, embers or reduced visibility on roadways, railways or
airfields
x.
Smoke that enters into a Building located on other property that may
cause discomfort or loss of enjoyment to persons;
"Applicant" means a Person eighteen (18) years of age or more who is a registered legal
Owner of the property upon which the Open Air Fire is to be burned or a Person eighteen
(18) years of age or more who is the Occupier of the property up on which the Open Air
Fire is to be burned and who has been provided with permission by a registered legal
Owner of the property to burn an Open Air Fire;
"Attended" means open-air fire supervised at all times. Farm properties exempt: must
maintain frequent check on fire conditions, must remain in vicinity excluding lunch break, etc.
"Barbeque" means a portable or fixed device fueled by propane, natural gas or charcoal
briquettes and designed and intended solely for the cooking of food in the open air, but does
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ii. injury or damage to property or to plant or animal life
not include Outdoor Fireplaces and Campfires;
"Bon Fire" means a fire on a farm or large rural property contained by non-Combustibles
and exceeds 1 m in length X 1 m in width, but less than 2m, X 1 m height is for recreational
purposes and/or occurs after sunset and before sunrise;
"Brush Fire" means a pile of branches, trees, brush, that is set in an pile on large estate sized
properties or farms ranging from 2 metres in diameter not exceeding 5 metres in diameter;
"Building" means any structure having a roof supported by walls and/or columns which is
used or intended to be used for the shelter accommodation or enclosure of Persons animals
or chattels;
"Burn Barrel / Drum" means an Open Air Fire Set and Maintained in an open top steel
barrel that does not exceed 0. 75 m in diameter and 1.2m in height and where the Open Air
Fire is Set and Maintained for the purposes of burning wood, tree limbs, branches and non-
Compostable Material limited to paper and sisal twine;
"Campfire" means a fire designed for cooking, recreational enjoyment or warmth that
meets the following conditions:
i.
the site of the fire is bare rock or other non-Combustible Material
ii.
the space above the one metre area around the fire is at least three metres
from vegetation and
iii.
the fire does not exceed one metre in height and one metre in diameter.
"Campground" means an area of land owned or operated by a Person and that contains
camp sites for the purpose of providing overnight accommodation for tents and trailers in
exchange for monetary payment;
"Cooking Fire" is defined as a fire created for the sole purpose of cooking food and the
burning consists of a small, confined fire that is supervised at all times and used to cook
food on a grill or Barbecue. The Cooking Fire must be fully Extinguished after the food is
cooked;
"Combustible material" means material capable of burning including wood, paper, plastic
and vegetation;
"Council" means the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg;
"Dangerous condition" means any condition as determined by the Fire Chief that
increases the risk of the spread of a fire or is adverse to public safety;
"Extinguish" means an Open Air Fire that fully ceases from burning to a degree that the
ashes are cold or no longer emits heat ensuring smouldering of material does not occur. (A
buried fire is not considered extinguished);
"Farm" means land devoted to the practice of farming and used primarily for the raising of
livestock or the production, storage or processing of agricultural and horticultural produce
or foods but does not include land used only as a residential occupancy. The Farm shall be
registered as a farming business as defined in the Farm Registration and Farm
Organizations Funding Act, 1993, S.O. 1993, c. 21, as amended;
"Fire ban" means a period of time during which the Fire Chief declares a total ban on Open
Air Fires;
"Firebreak" means open space that surrounds an Open Air Fire and serves as a non-
combustible obstacle to the spread of fire;
"Fire Chief means the person appointed by Town Council as Fire Chief for the Town or
authorized designate, and for the purposes of this by-law includes Municipal Law
Enforcement Officer;
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"Highway" means a common and public highway, street, avenue, parkway, driveway,
square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, designed and intended for, or used by, the general
public for the passage of vehicles and includes the area between the lateral property lines
thereof;
"Lot Line" means any boundary of a lot or the vertical projection thereof
"Maintain" means to allow an Open Air Fire to continue to burn, and "maintained" and
"maintaining" have a corresponding meaning;
"Municipal Law Enforcement Officer" means an individual appointed by the Town for the
purpose of enforcing Town by-laws;
"Occupant" means any Person or Persons over the age of eighteen (18) years in
possession of the property;
"Open Air Fire" means the burning of material such as untreated wood, tree limbs and
branches where the flame is not wholly contained and includes Campfires, Bonfires, Brush
fire, Burn Drums, Windrows and Outdoor Fireplaces, but does not include Barbecues and
Personal Warming Devices;
"Open Air Fire Permit (Permit)" means a written conditional authorization issued and
administered by the Fire Chief to Set an Open Air Fire, as per any restrictions and conditions
contained within this by-law or as may be specified on the Open Air Permit itself;
"Outdoor Fireplace Unit or Recreational Fireplace Unit" means a: manufactured wood-
burning appliance, site-built masonry fireplace, fire pit, chimenea, clay or metal fireplace,
portable wood-burning devices used for outdoor recreation or heating, or other enclosed
container used outdoors and not fuelled by natural gas or propane and designed to hold a
small fire, not exceeding one metre (3.2 feet) in any direction; but does not include pellet
fuelled Barbeques or industrial 'wood-waste' combustors;
"Owner" shall include any Person who is an owner of land either jointly or in common with
any other Person or persons and shall include any or all of such persons;
"Permit Holder" means a Person eighteen (18) years of age or more to whom an Open Air
Permit has been issued by the Fire Chief;
"Person" means any individual, Owner, Occupant, association, firm, partnership,
corporation, agent or trustee and the heirs, executors, or other legal representatives of a
Person to whom the context can apply according to law;
"Personal warming device" means a gas-fueled appliance used for personal warming that
is in conformance with the Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000, S.O. 2000,
c. 16, as may be amended from time to time, is for outdoor use and is installed in accordance
with the manufacturer's instructions;
"Prohibited Materials" include:
i.
Construction and demolition waste or materials including roofing tiles or
shingles
ii.
Hazardous substances including but not limited to batteries, household
chemicals, pesticides, asbestos, used oil, gasoline, paints, varnishes, and
solvents
iii.
Furniture and appliances
iv.
Tires and rubber materials
v.
Any plastic materials including but not limited to nylon, PVC or ABS
plastics, polystyrene or urethane foam, and synthetic fabrics, plastic films
and plastic containers
vi.
Newspaper, cardboard, office paper
vii.
Treated or painted wood including but not limited to plywood, composite
wood products or other wood products that are painted, varnished or
treated with preservatives
viii.
Leaves and grass clippings except leaves attached to tree limbs;
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"Restricted Area" means areas where types of Open Air Fires are prohibited or Permits
are denied by the Fire Chief;
"Rural property" means for the purpose of this bylaw, property outside the urban and suburban
settlements;
"Sensitive Receptor Place" include:
i.
A health care facility
ii.
A senior citizens' residence or long-term care facility
iii.
A child care facility during operating hours
iv.
An educational facility during operating hours
v.
An environmentally sensitive area
vi.
A place specified by the Town as a place where discharges of smoke may
cause a risk to human health;
"Set" means to light an Open Air Fire, and "setting" has a corresponding meaning;
"Town" means the Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg;
"Windrow" means an Open Air Fire on a Farm where the size of the material to be burned
does not exceed 50 m in length, 5 m in width and 3 m in height and that is set and
maintained solely for the purposes of burning wood, tree limbs and branches as part of
farming practices for clearing agricultural land.
2.
INTERPRETATION
2.1
In this by-law, a word interpreted in the singular number has a corresponding
meaning when used in the plural.
2.2
Nothing in this by-law shall be interpreted as reducing or eliminating compliance with
the provisions of all applicable Federal or Provincial statutes and regulations related
to open air burning, and in particular the Fire Protection and Prevention Act.
2.3
In this by-law the word "metre" shall be represented by the abbreviation "m" and the
word "centimeter" shall be represented by the abbreviation "cm".
3.
PROHIBITIONS
3.1
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire without an Open Air Permit.
3.2
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire in a Restricted Area.
3.3
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire during a Fire Ban.
3.4
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire that burns Prohibited Materials.
3.5
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire in a manner that violates a
condition of the Open Air Permit in Section 6, 7, 8, or 9.
3.6
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire on any roadway, Highway, park,
easement, beach, or on ice of a lake, pond, stream or body of water.
3.7
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire on public property owned or
operated by the Town without written permission of the Fire Chief and/or Council.
3.8
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire where it causes Adverse Effects.
3.9
No Person shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire within 100 m from a Sensitive
Receptor Place.
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3.10
No person shall set or Maintain an Open Air Fire defined as a Bon Fire or Windrow,
unless on a Farm and under a valid Permit.
3.11
No Person shall obstruct, hinder or otherwise interfere with a Municipal Law
Enforcement Officer in the lawful carrying out of their duties and responsibilities
under the provisions of this by-law.
4.
EXEMPTIONS
4.1
The Amherstburg Fire Department shall be exempt from the provisions of this by law
with respect to Open Air Fires for the purposes of training, educating individuals on
fire safety or for research purposes.
4.2
Professional fire prevention trainers shall be exempt from the provisions of this by-
law with respect to Open Air Fires set for the purposes of fire safety training pursuant
to Section 2.8.2.1 of the Fire Code.
4.3
The Town shall be exempt from the provisions of this by-law with respect to Open
Air Fires related to municipal work being done or tasks.
4.4
The use of a Barbeque or a Personal Warming Device is exempt from obtaining an
Open Air Fire Permit
5.
OPEN AIR FIRE PERMIT
5.1
Any Person eighteen (18) years of age or older may make a written application for
an Open Air Fire Permit to the Fire Chief prior to the proposed date of the first Open
Air Fire of the calendar year.
5.2
Any Person Owning or operating a Campground may make a written application for
an Open Air Fire Permit to the Fire Chief prior to the proposed date of the first Open
Air Fire of the calendar year.
5.3
Any Person Owning and operating a Farm may make a written application for an
Open Air Fire Permit to the Fire Chief prior to the proposed date of the first Open Air
Fire of the calendar year.
5.4
The application shall include:
5.4.1 the name, address, email address and phone number of the Applicant;
5.4.2 the Owner's written consent to an Open Air Fire, if the Applicant is not the
Owner of the property;
5.4.3 the municipal address of the location of the proposed Open Air Fire;
5.4.4 the Open Air one-time site inspection fee renewal permits are not subject to
additional fees unless another site inspection is required due to changes or
circumstances at the location of the Open Air Permit.
5.4.5 Farm business registration number if required;
5.4.6 other information as may be required by the Fire Chief;
5.5
A Permit is valid on the date of issue and for the balance of the calendar year in
which the permit is issued.
5.6
The Fire Chief reserves the right to issue or deny issuing an Open Air Fire Permit.
6.
OPEN AIR FIRE PERMIT CONDITIONS
6.1
The Permit Holder shall comply at all times with the Act and all other applicable
municipal by-laws, provincial and federal laws.
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6.2
A Permit for an Open Air Fire is not transferable to another Person or to a new
location.
6.3
No Permit Holder shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire unless the Permit Holder:
6.3.1 Open-Air burning shall be constantly attended and supervised by a
competent Person of at least eighteen (18) years of age to ensure that the
Fire is kept under control. The Person shall have readily available for use
such Fire Extinguishing equipment as may be necessary for the total control
of the fire.
6.3.2 Prior to leaving the site, the Open-Air Fire shall be completely Extinguished.
6.3.3 Produces his or her Permit upon being so directed by the Fire Chief;
6.3.4 Has equipment capable of extinguishing the fire such as rakes, shovels, or
water immediately available for use at the site of the Open Air Fire;
6.3.5 Immediately extinguishes the Open Air Fire upon so ordered by the Fire
Chief;
6.3.6 Burns from sunrise to sunset on any day with the exceptions of Campfires
and Outdoor Fireplaces; Bon Fires
6.3.7 Burns only Combustible Materials or fuel permitted
6.3.8 Complies to any additional conditions to a Permit imposed by the Fire Chief;
6.4
Where the material to be burned in an Open Air Fire is more than 1 m but less
than 2m in length, width and height, no Permit Holder shall Set or Maintain an
Open Air Fire:
6.4.1 At a distance of less than 30 m from any Building, hedge, fence, lot line,
overhead wiring or a Highway and at a distance of less than 25 m from
another Open Air Fire;
6.4.2 At a distance of at least a 15 m radius where Combustible Material, that is
not a Building, hedge, fence, lot line or overhead wiring or a Highway is
present;
6.5
Where the material to be burned in an Open Air Fire is between 2 m and 3 m in
length, width and height, no Permit Holder shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire:
6.5.1 At a distance of less than 60 m from any building, hedge, fence, lot line,
overhead wiring or a Highway and at a distance of less than 25 m from
another Open Air Fire;
6.5.2 At a distance of at least a 15 m radius where Combustible Material other than
a Building, hedge, fence, lot line or overhead wiring or a Highway is present.
6.6
Where the material to be burned in an Open Air Fire is between 4 m but less than 5 m in
a Brush fire, no Permit Holder shall Set or Maintain an Open Air Fire
6.6.1 At a distance of less than 90 m from any building, hedge, fence, overhead
wiring or a Highway and at a distance of less than 30 m from another Open
Air Fire
6.6.2 At a distance of at least a 30 m radius where Combustible Material other than
a Building, hedge, fence or overhead wiring or a Highway is present.
7.
OPEN AIR PERMIT CAMPFIRE CONDITIONS
7.1
No Permit Holder shall Set or Maintain a Campfire unless the Permit Holder:
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7.1.1 Receives permission on the day of the proposed Campfire by calling the
designated campfire hotline ;
7.1.2 Ensures that a Person eighteen (18) years of age or older Maintains
constant watch and control over the Campfire at all times from the time of
the Setting of the Campfire until it is fully Extinguished;
7.1.3 Produces his or her Permit upon being so directed by the Fire Chief
7.1.4 Has equipment capable of Extinguishing the fire such as rakes, shovels, or
water immediately available for use at the site of the Campfire;
7.1.5 Immediately extinguishes the Campfire upon so ordered by the Fire Chief;
7.1.6 Burns only dry firewood;
7.1.7 Ensures the Campfire does not exceed 1 metre in width at the largest point
or is piled higher than 1 metre in height;
7.1.8 Ensures the Campfire is located at a distance of not less than 15 m from any
Building, hedge, fence, lot line, Highway, overhead wiring or other
Combustible Material;
7.1.9 Ensure the Campfire is located a distance of not less than 10 m from any
Building, hedge, fence, lot line, overhead wiring or other Combustible
Material or a Highway where the Campfire is surrounded by non-
Combustible material to a minimum height of 40 cm.
7.1.1 O Complies with any additional conditions to a Permit imposed by the Fire
Chief.
8.
OPEN AIR PERMIT OUTDOOR FIREPLACE CONDITIONS
8.1
No Permit Holder Shall Set or Maintain an Outdoor Fireplace unless the Permit
Holder:
8.1.1 Receives permission on the day of the proposed Outdoor Fireplace Fire by
calling the designated campfire hotline;
8.1.2 Ensures that a Person eighteen (18) years of age or older Maintains constant
watch and control over the Outdoor Fire Place Fire at all times from the time
of the Setting of the Outdoor Fireplace Fire until it is fully extinguished;
8.1.3 Produces his or her Permit upon being so directed by the Fire Chief;
8.1.4 Has equipment capable of extinguishing the fire such as rakes, shovels, or
water immediately available for use on the Outdoor Fireplace Fire;
8.1.5 Immediately extinguishes the Outdoor Fireplace Fire upon so ordered by the
Fire Chief;
8.1.6 Burns only dry firewood;
8.1.7 Ensures the Outdoor Fireplace Fire is located at a distance of not less than
5 m from any Building, hedge, fence, Lot Line, Highway, overhead wiring or
other Combustible Material or in accordance with manufacturer or listing
agency (i.e. ULC, Warnock Hersey) recommendations;
8.1.8 Complies with any additional conditions to a Permit imposed by the Fire
Chief.
9.
Bonfire (Farm and Rural properties only) Larger than 1 m, but no larger than 2m with a
minimum of 30 metres from buildings, fences, highways
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9.1
No Permit Holder Shall Set or Maintain an Outdoor Fireplace unless the Permit
Holder:
9.1.1 Receives permission on the day of the proposed Bon Fire at least 2 hours
prior to the proposed Bonfire from the on-duty officer at the prescribe
number;
9.1.2 Ensures that a Person eighteen (18) years of age or older Maintains constant
watch and control over the Outdoor Fire Place Fire at all times from the time
of the Setting of the Outdoor Fireplace Fire until it is fully extinguished;
9.1.3 Produces his or her Permit upon being so directed by the Fire Chief;
9.1.4 Has equipment capable of extinguishing the fire such as rakes, shovels, or
water immediately available for use on the Outdoor Fireplace Fire;
9.1.5 Immediately extinguishes the Outdoor Fireplace Fire upon so ordered by the
Fire Chief;
9.1.6 Burns only dry firewood;
9.1. 7 Ensures the Bon Fire is located at a distance of not less than 30 m from any
Building, hedge, fence, Highway, overhead wiring or other Combustible
Material;
9.1.8 Complies with any additional conditions to a Permit imposed by the Fire
Chief.
10.
OPEN AIR FIRE PERMIT BURN DRUM/ BARREL
10.1
No Permit Holder Shall Set or Maintain a Burn Drum / Barrel unless the Permit
Holder:
10.1.1
Receives permission on the day of the proposed Burn drum / barrel Fire
from the on-duty officer at the prescribed number.
10.1.2
Ensures that a Person eighteen (18) years of age or older Maintains
constant watch and control over the Burn Drum / Barrel Fire at all times
from the time of the Setting of the fire until it is fully extinguished;
10.1.3
Produces his or her Permit upon being so directed by the Fire Chief;
10.1.4
Has equipment capable of extinguishing the fire such as rakes, shovels,
or water immediately available for use on the Burn Drum / barrel Fire;
10.1.5
Immediately extinguishes the Burn Drum /Barrel Fire upon so ordered by
the Fire Chief;
10.1.6
Burns only dry firewood;
10.1.7
Ensures the Burn Drum/ Barrel Fire is located at a distance of not less
than 1 Om from any Building, hedge, fence, Highway, overhead wiring or
other Combustible Material
Complies with any additional conditions to a Permit imposed by the Fire Chief.
11.
OPEN AIR PERMIT WINDROW CONDITIONS
11.1
No Permit Holder shall Set or Maintain a Windrow unless the Permit Holder:
11.1.1
Receives permission on the day of the proposed Windrow from the on
duty officer at the prescribed number;
11.1.2
Sets or Maintains a Windrow between Monday to Friday, inclusive;
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9.1.7 Ensures the Bon Fire is located at a distance of not less than 30 m from any
Building, hedge, fence, Highway, overhead wiring or other Combustible Material;
11.1.3
Ensures that a Person eighteen (18) years of age or older Maintains
constant watch and control over the Windrow at all times from the time of
the Setting of the Windrow until it is fully Extinguished;
11.1.4
Produces his or her Permit upon being so directed by the Fire Chief;
11.1.5
Has equipment capable of Extinguishing the fire such as Front end loader,
excavator rakes, shovels, or water immediately available for use at the
site of the Windrow;
11.1.6
Immediately Extinguishes the Windrow upon so ordered by the Fire Chief;
11.1.7
Ensures the Windrow is located a distance of not less than 90 m from a
Building, overhead wiring or Highway;
11.1.8
Ensures the Windrow is located a distance of not less than 60 m from a
wooden fence rail, hedge or standing timber;
11.1.9
Ensures the Windrow is located a distance of not less than 30 m from any
other Combustible Material;
11.1.10 Ensures a firebreak of 5 m in width surrounds the Windrow until it is
Extinguished;
11.1.11 Ensures the Windrow is constructed at right angles to the prevailing wind
direction;
11.1.12 Ensure the Windrow is constructed on soil other than peat soil types;
11.1.13 Ensure there is a separation distance of at least 15 m between the ends
of the Windrows and at least 25 m between parallel Windrows, of more
than one Windrow is Set or Maintained at the same time;
11.1.14 Ensure the Windrow is Set first at its centre;
11.1.15 Ceases to add material to the Windrow if a Fire Ban comes into effect;
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SPECIAL EVENT OPEN AIR FIRE
12.1
A community not-for-profit organization or a religious institution may apply in writing
to the Fire Chief for an Open Air Fire Permit to conduct Campfires or Open Air Fire
in an Outdoor Fireplace for cultural, religious or recreational specific events.
12.2 The Fire Chief may issue an Open Air Permit subject to compliance with Section 6,
7, 8 ,9,or 10 as applicable and any other conditions imposed by the Fire Chief.
12.3 A Permit issued for a special event is valid only for the specific dates outlined in the
application.
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PERMIT FEES
13.1
The non-refundable Permit application fee and site inspection fee is set out in
of the Town's User Fee By-law as amended from time to time.
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REVOCATION
14.1
A Permit issued to a Permit Holder may be revoked by the Fire Chief if in his or her
opinion a dangerous condition exists in or near the site of the Open Air Fire.
14.2 A Permit issued to a Permit Holder may be revoked by the Fire Chief if the Permit
Holder fails to comply with the requirements of the Permit and any other provisions
of this by-law.
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OFFENCES AND PENAL TIES
15.1
Every person who contravenes any section of this by-law is, upon conviction, guilty
of an offence and shall be liable to a fine as provided for by the Provincial Offences
Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.P. 33, as amended, and be subjected to any other penalties
permitted by law for each offence.
15.2
If a contravention of this by-law results in Amherstburg Fire Services being
dispatched to the property, the Owner may be invoiced at the discretion of the Fire
Chief for the cost of the response in accordance with the Town's User Fee By-law as
amended from time to time.
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SEVERABILITY
16.1
Should any paragraph, clause or provision of the By-law be declared invalid by a
court of competent jurisdiction, the same shall not affect the validity of the By-law as
a whole or any part of thereof, other than the part which was declared to be invalid.
16.2 When any requirement of this by-law is at variance with any other by-law in effect in
the Town or with any applicable provincial or federal statute or regulation, the more
restrictive requirement shall apply unless otherwise stated in such legislation.
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REPEAL
17.1
By-law 1998-91 as amended by bylaw 2019-99 being a by-law restricting the setting
of fires within the Town of Amherstburg is hereby repealed.
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SHORT TITLE
18.1
This by-law may be referred to as the Open Air Fire By-law.
Read a first, second and third time and finally passed this~ day o~
\\_, 2022.
MAYORALDO DICARLO
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CLERK VALERIE CRITCHLEY
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Read a first, second and third time and finally passed this 25th day of April, 2022.
MAYOR ALDO DICARLO