NO OUTDOOR BURNING ALLOWED except: Propane grills/barbeques, outdoor propane fireplaces, charcoal barbeques, and charcoal burning chimneys. HOWEVER, they must be used over a developed surface, which means an area “cleared to mineral soil”, gravel, pavement, concrete, deck, or any combination, for at least 10 feet in all directions. For information, please call the District Office at 923-6776 during regular business hours.

The Burning Ban is always in effect during the summer months, starting no later than May 31, but may be instituted at other times if fire danger is high.

OUTDOOR BURNING IS ALLOWED, however you are required to first obtain a “Burn Permit” before conducting any outdoor burning except: Propane grills/barbeques, outdoor propane fireplaces, charcoal barbeques, and charcoal burning chimineas. HOWEVER, they must be used over a developed surface, which means an area “cleared to mineral soil”, or gravel, pavement, concrete, deck, or any combination, for at least 10 feet in all directions. All OTHER outdoor fires must be completely out by dusk.

Permits are valid only for the Outdoor Burning Season in which they were issued (fall to spring). If you had a permit for the 2003 – 2004 Outdoor Burning Season, you must obtain another permit for the 2004-2005 Outdoor Burning Season, etc.

Permits are available at the Fire District Office at 6730 SW Shad Road during regular business hours only. For information, please call the District Office at 923-6776 during regular business hours.

For more information see Outdoor Burning Regulations


OUTDOOR BURNING RESTRICTED
OUTDOOR BURNING IS ALLOWED from “daylight” until “noon” with ALL fires out by 1:00 PM. NO NEW FIRES are to be started after 12:00 Noon. PLEASE NOTE: These times can change. You will be advised of the times when you call the “Outdoor Burning Information Line” 923-4633 to register your burn.

You are required to first obtain a “Burn Permit” before conducting any outdoor burning except: Propane grills/barbeques, outdoor propane fireplaces, charcoal barbeques, and charcoal burning chimineas. HOWEVER, they must be used over a developed surface, which means an area “cleared to mineral soil”, or gravel, pavement, concrete, deck, or any combination, for at least 10 feet in all directions. All OTHER outdoor fires must be completely out by dusk.

Permits are valid only for the Outdoor Burning Season in which they were issued (fall to spring). If you had a permit for the 2003 – 2004 Outdoor Burning Season, you must obtain another permit for the 2004-2005 Outdoor Burning Season, etc.

Permits are available at the Fire District Office at 6730 SW Shad Road during regular business hours only. For information, please call the District Office at 923-6776 during regular business hours.

For more information see Outdoor Burning Regulations.


Because the Ranch is such a high fire risk area, NO FIREWORKS should be used on the Ranch. If you have questions, please contact the Fire District office during regular business hours. We do conduct “fireworks” patrols around the Fourth of July Holiday. Remember, you may be held financially liable for fire damage that you cause to neighboring properties.