(A) Adult supervision required. All recreational fires shall be supervised by an adult who is in the immediate vicinity of the recreational fire until it is extinguished.
(B) Extinguisher or similar device required. A fire extinguisher or garden hose attached to a working water spigot shall be readily available at the location of any open burning or recreational fire.
(C) Wind restriction. No fire shall be allowed if winds are greater than 15 miles per hour.
(D) Smoke complaints. Any complaints about smoke from a fire shall be cause for immediate extinguishment of the fire.
(E) Discontinuance by authorities. All fires are subject to discontinuance at the direction of the Fire or Police Department.
(F) Public property restrictions. No fire shall be combusted in a public right-of-way or on public property, except that a recreational fire may be combusted on public property where designated.
(G) Prohibited materials. No prohibited materials as established in § 93.42 shall be combusted in a recreational fire.
(H) Wood length limitation. No wood combusted in a recreational fire shall exceed three feet in length.
(Ord. 824, passed 10-25-07) Penalty, see § 93.99