Published On: April 13th, 2011

The London Fire Department is reminding Londoners of the open-air-burning bylaw.

Burning yard waste is an infringement of the bylaw. Repeat offenders are subject to a monetary fine, withdrawal of privileges or provincial prosecution.

Deputy Fire Chief Dan Oldridge says yard waste can be composted, taken to a drop-off site or left at the curb on specific dates for collection by the city.

via Stop, think before burning | Metro.

Published On: April 13th, 2011 / Last Updated: July 8th, 2013 / Categories: Fire Prevention, Open Burning/Recreational / Tags: , / Views: 1118 /
Published On: April 13th, 2011

The London Fire Department is reminding Londoners of the open-air-burning bylaw.

Burning yard waste is an infringement of the bylaw. Repeat offenders are subject to a monetary fine, withdrawal of privileges or provincial prosecution.

Deputy Fire Chief Dan Oldridge says yard waste can be composted, taken to a drop-off site or left at the curb on specific dates for collection by the city.

via Stop, think before burning | Metro.

Published On: April 13th, 2011 / Last Updated: July 8th, 2013 / Categories: Fire Prevention, Open Burning/Recreational / Tags: , / Views: 1118 /

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