Fire Ban means a Provincial Ministerial Order or an order by a member of the County Fire Chief’s Office. The County Fire Chief’s Office may, at their discretion, cancel any or all fire permits, prohibit the lighting or requiring the extinguishing of a fire.
Fire Ban means an Order issued by the Minister responsible for theForest and Prairie Protection Act, or an order issued pursuant to the Bylaw for the purpose of canceling all fire permits, prohibiting the lighting of, or requiring the extinguishment of all Fires;
Fire Ban means an order, prohibition or restriction of fires issued by the Province of Alberta or by the Fire Chief in accordance with this Bylaw;
Examples of Fire Ban in a sentence
Total Fire Ban days are declared by the Country Fire Service (CFS).
Variation in this practice is acceptable, although this will become redundant when 2.3.3 (Total Fire Ban Issuing Agency) plan is implemented.
On Total Fire Ban days forest reserves are closed and park reserves may be closed to public.
Remember, a Total Fire Ban is applicable to all types of fuel other than electricity, so be prepared.
If the information required is not available from the website, telephone the Total Fire Ban Information Line 1800 709 355.
More Definitions of Fire Ban
Fire Ban means a prohibition on all burning, including the Discharge of Fireworks, issued by the Fire Department of The Corporation of the Town of Midland.
Fire Ban means a period of time designated by the City Manager when, due to extremely dry or other unsafeenvironmental conditions, outdoor fires are prohibited;
Fire Ban means a declaration by the Council by resolution that a restriction has been placed on the setting of fires, and may be categorized as follows:
Fire Ban means a period of time during which the Fire Chief declares
Fire Ban means the prohibition on the lighting of fires in the County;
Fire Ban means the prohibition of the lighting of fires in the Town
Fire Ban means a period of time during which Ottawa Fire Services declares a total ban on all open air fires.