Burnable Debris definition
Burnable Debris means all inflammable waste other than Prohibited Debris and includes but is not limited to:
Burnable Debris means those materials permitted to be burned in accordance with statutes and bylaws written to protect and enhance the environment, and shall include but are not limited to materials described as:
Burnable Debris applies to farm use only and means the following material;
Examples of Burnable Debris in a sentence
Burnable Debris: Includes, but is not limited to, damaged and disturbed trees; bushes; shrubs; broken, partially broken and severed tree limbs, and brush.
More Definitions of Burnable Debris
Burnable Debris means those materials permitted to be burned in accordance with applicable statutes and regulations and this bylaw and shall include but is not limited to materials described as:
Burnable Debris means all combustible waste other than Prohibited Debris in accordance with the Alberta Regulation 124/93 – Environment Protection and Enhancement Act Substance Release Regulation, including, but not limited to, the following:
Burnable Debris means those materials permitted to be burned in accordance with statutes and bylaws which protect and enhance the environment, and includes, but is not limited to, the materials described as:
Burnable Debris means trees, vegetative matter, and other similar materials that are broken, destroyed or displaced by a declared disaster and may be burned in open piles or with an air curtain incinerator in compliance with all applicable laws. Burnable Debris includes the combustible portion of construction and demolition debris, furniture, and other personal property.
Burnable Debris means materials other than Prohibited Debris burned in accordance with the Open Air Fire Permit and all applicable statutes and policies, including but not limited to materials such as: charcoal, cut or seasoned wood.
Burnable Debris applies to farm use only and means the following materials:
Burnable Debris means those materials permitted to be burned, upon obtaining a “Fire Permit”. It shall include: