reduced and/or eliminated. Such approval shall be in writing and available for inspection should it be requested by the Fire Department through its Chief or Line Officer, Code Enforcement Officer, or a South Londonderry Township Police Officer and submitted with the Open Burning permit application, where applicable. The burning distance restrictions set forth in Section 3.B.(1)(a) above shall not apply to Open Burning that is entirely contained in an approved outdoor fireplace, approved portable or in ground fire pit, a commercially manufactured portable outdoor fireplace and/or fire pit, open barbeque pit, and/or an outdoor cooking grill. Open Burning that is entirely contained in an approved outdoor fireplace, approved portable or in ground fire pit, a commercially manufactured portable outdoor fireplace and/or fire pit, open barbeque pit, and/or an outdoor cooking grill shall be allowed on private property within the Township. No fire shall be set less than fifty (50) feet from any container used to store petroleum products or other flammable liquids and/or gases. (2) Containers: Except as to solely for the cooking of food for immediate consumption, burning essential in conjunction with agriculture, a fire constructed by a volunteer fire company for official training purposes, bonfires and campfires, all Open Burning must be confined in a noncombustible container unless otherwise permitted by the Township. (3) Adult Attendance: Any and all Open Burning shall be attended at all times by a responsible adult not less than 18 years of age until the fire is totally extinguished and not permitted to smolder. equipment such as a pressurized garden hose, rakes, shovels etc. shall be available for immediate use. (4) No fire be set or maintained upon any Prohibited Locations: of the streets, sidewalks, traffic ways, or any public grounds, or public right-of-ways owned by, or maintained by either the local, county or state governments in the Township. (5) Hours: With the exception of the Open Burning described in Sections 3.A.(1), (2), (3), (4), (5) and (7), all other Open Burning shall only be permitted between sunrise and sunset, Monday through Saturday.
reduced and/or eliminated. Such approval shall be in writing and available for inspection should it be requested by the Fire Department through its Chief or Line Officer, Code Enforcement Officer, or a South Londonderry Township Police Officer and submitted with the Open Burning permit application, where applicable. The burning distance restrictions set forth in Section 3.B.(1)(a) above shall not apply to Open Burning that is entirely contained in an approved outdoor fireplace, approved portable or in ground fire pit, a commercially manufactured portable outdoor fireplace and/or fire pit, open barbeque pit, and/or an outdoor cooking grill. Open Burning that is entirely contained in an approved outdoor fireplace, approved portable or in ground fire pit, a commercially manufactured portable outdoor fireplace and/or fire pit, open barbeque pit, and/or an outdoor cooking grill shall be allowed on private property within the Township. No fire shall be set less than fifty (50) feet from any container used to store petroleum products or other flammable liquids and/or gases. (2) Containers: Except as to solely for the cooking of food for immediate consumption, burning essential in conjunction with agriculture, a fire constructed by a volunteer fire company for official training purposes, bonfires and campfires, all Open Burning must be confined in a noncombustible container unless otherwise permitted by the Township. (3) Adult Attendance: Any and all Open Burning shall be attended at all times by a responsible adult not less than 18 years of age until the fire is totally extinguished and not permitted to smolder. equipment such as a pressurized garden hose, rakes, shovels etc. shall be available for immediate use. (4) Prohibited Locations: No fire be set or maintained upon any of the streets, sidewalks, traffic ways, or any public grounds, or public right-of-ways owned by, or maintained by either the local, county or state governments in the Township. (5) Hours: With the exception of the Open Burning described in Sections 3.A.(1), (2), (3), (4), (5) and (7), all other Open Burning shall only be permitted between sunrise and sunset, Monday through Saturday.