Can you have a fire on your front lawn?

Fires are only allowed between 10 a.m. and 1 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday, and 10 a.m. to midnight during the week. But you should also keep in mind that noise bylaws come into effect after 10 p.m.

Is a fire pit considered an open fire?

Is a Fire Pit Open Burning? The answer is generally yes. However, some municipalities may define open burning differently due to the fact that while fire pits expel smoke directly into the air, many are off the ground and less likely to come in contact with combustible materials that could start a larger fire.

What time can I light a fire pit?

Do time your bonfire correctly: While legally you can do this any time of day or night, it is common courtesy to plan your bonfire in a way that it finishes burning at dusk. Early morning and early evening are the best times for bonfires.

How far should a fire pit be from the house?

10 feet
Fire safety First things first, your fire pit should be at least 10 feet away from any structure or combustible surface. Before lighting an outdoor fire, check the weather forecast. Avoid windy conditions that can blow embers.

Can you burn wood in your backyard?

Burn only firewood Never burn household garbage, painted or stained wood, plastics, or chemically treated paper in your backyard fire. Not only is this practice illegal, it is also hazardous and dangerous to you, your family and to your neighbors.

How do you get neighbors wood smoke out of your house?

People who are potentially most vulnerable to harm from wood smoke include infants, children, the elderly and people with heart or lung disease, including asthma.

1. Stop Burning.
2. Don’t Exercise in Smoky Air.
3. Have Respirators on Hand.
4. Place HEPA Filters in Key Rooms.
5. Upgrade HVAC.
6. Report Problems to PSCAA.

What can I burn in my outdoor fire pit?

The best material to burn in your backyard fire pit is wood, including:

• Pinion wood.
• Alder.
• Cedar.
• Oak.
• Hickory.
• Mesquite.
• Pecan.
• Fruit woods like apple and cherry.

Can you light a fire in your backyard?

NSW residents do not need approval for a backyard fire pit or barbeque. Fire pits and barbeques must only use dry seasoned wood, liquid petroleum gas (LPG), natural gas or preparatory barbecue fuel (including a small quantity of fire starter). Anything else that causes excessive smoke is not allowed.

What can I do if my Neighbour burns rubbish?

What can I do if my neighbour is burning waste? You should talk to your neighbour about the situation and ask them to stop burning their rubbish. If you are unable to resolve the issue with your neighbour directly, you should contact your local authority to help you with this issue.

Can you leave fire pits outside?

Fire bowls, pits and spheres add a special kind of ambience to your outdoor space, turning it into a warm and inviting place that can be enjoyed all year round. If it’s cold and chilly outside, then all you need to do is stoke up the fire, serve out some hot chocolate and get cosy under blankets.

Where is the best place to put a fire pit?

Fire pits should be placed on a level surface, no less than ten feet away from any structure, 20-25 feet or more is best, in a wide-open space, away from trees with low hanging limbs, woodpiles, bushes, and other materials that could ignite if contact with a flame is made.

How big of a fire can I have in my backyard?

Most municipalities place a limit on the size of a recreational fire as 3 feet in diameter and 3 feet in height. The purpose of the fire can be anything from pleasure, to religious or ceremonial, cooking, or warmth.