Fire Permit means a permit issued by a Fire Guardian pursuant to the Forest and Prairie Protection Act or this Bylaw or both allowing for the setting of outdoor fires, structure fires, incinerator fires, or discharging fireworks within the County.
Fire Permit means a written application in the prescribed form set out by the Fire Department for approval for an Open Air Fire or discharge of Fireworks and includes such other information and requirements as may be required by the Fire Department
Fire Permit means a document issued by a Fire Guardian pursuant to theForest and Prairie Protection Act or the Bylaw, allowing for the setting of specific types of Fire, on the form adopted by the County from time to time;
Examples of Fire Permit in a sentence
An Operational Fire Permit would be required for these processes.
More Definitions of Fire Permit
Fire Permit means a permit issued to a person for the purpose of allowing an open air fire to be burned, issued by the Fire Chief or his/her designate;
Fire Permit means a valid permit issued by the Springwater Fire and Emergency Services authorizing an Open Air Fire;
Fire Permit means a document issued by a Fire Guardian pursuant to this Bylaw, on the form adopted by the County from time to time;
Fire Permit means a permit allowing the setting of fires within the City issued by the Fire Chief in accordance with this Bylaw;
Fire Permit means a permit issued by a Chief Administrative Officer pursuant to this Bylaw allowing for the setting of outdoor fires, structure fires, incinerator fires, or discharging fireworks within the Town.
Fire Permit means a permit issued by a Fire Guardian pursuant to the Forest and Prairie Protection Act or this Bylaw or both allowing for the setting of Fires within the County.
Fire Permit means a permit issued by an individual authorized by the County to do so pursuant to this Bylaw, authorizing the setting of a specific type of fire, and includes a