(A) The burning of combustible materials out of doors within the city shall be permitted in daylight hours only and when prevailing winds are less than ten mph.
(B) No major structures, including, but not limited to, homes, garages and large outbuildings, or excessive debris from the destruction of such buildings, shall be intentionally burned, except that the Fire Department of the city may do such burning for the purpose of practice under such conditions that are reasonable and prudent.
(C) The burning shall not cause any unreasonable discomfort, annoyance or risk to persons or residents of the city.
(D) The burning shall be not less than ten feet from the nearest building.
(E) All burning shall be continually supervised by a responsible person 18 years of age or older.
(F) Any person burning shall first notify the dispatcher at the city police station of the nature of the combustible materials to be burned, the person supervising said burn, the location of the burn and the approximate times when the burn shall take place.
(G) The person burning said combustible materials shall be responsible for any and all damages caused by the burning.
(H) The rules set forth herein shall not apply to any person burning combustible materials out of doors within the vicinity of the city for the purpose of preparing edible foods.
(I) Any person who fails to notify pursuant to division (F) above shall reimburse the city for all costs of the Fire Department response to the burning.
(Prior Code, § 8.04.020) (Ord. 496, passed 6-21-1983) Penalty, see § 92.99