Town of Orange, CT
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2023-08-15
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The Code
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Part II: General Legislation
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Chapter 190 Burning, Outdoor
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Article II Regulations
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter of the Town of Orange
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 5 Authorities
- Ch 11 Bid Solicitation and Exceptions
- Ch 14 Board for Admission of Electors
- Ch 17 Board of Finance
- Ch 22 Budget Meeting
- Ch 28 Emergency Management Advisory Council
- Ch 33 Coastal Management Act Funding
- Ch 36 Community Services
- Ch 44 Drug and Alcohol Action Committee
- Ch 49 Election Officials
- Ch 51 Eminent Domain
- Ch 53 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 58 Family Counseling Service
- Ch 62 Fiscal Year
- Ch 66 Flood and Erosion Control Board
- Ch 68 Government Access Television Committee
- Ch 70 Health Department, Board and Officials
- Ch 73 Historic District and Commission
- Ch 76 Housatonic River Estuary Commission
- Ch 77 Housing Partnership
- Ch 81 Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Commission
- Ch 83 Intermunicipal Agreements
- Ch 86 Justices of the Peace
- Ch 91 Library
- Ch 98 Nurse Association, Visiting
- Ch 100 Officers and Employees
- Ch 102 Police Department
- Ch 114 Sanitarian
- Ch 118 Harassment Policies
- Ch 122 Special Events Committee
- Ch 130 Town Deposit Fund
- Ch 135 Town Plan and Zoning Commission
- Ch 138 Town Seal
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 160 Adult-Oriented Establishments
- Ch 164 Air Pollution
- Ch 168 Alarm Systems
- Ch 172 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 175 Bamboo
- Ch 177 Bazaars and Raffles
- Ch 183 Building Construction
- Ch 184 Buildings, Demolition of
- Ch 186 Buildings, Numbering of
- Ch 190 Burning, Outdoor
- Ch 190 Art II Regulations
- § 190-3 Specifications.
- Ch 195 Citations
- Ch 199 Contracts, Public
- Ch 204 (Reserved)
- Ch 211 Firearms
- Ch 215 Fire Lanes
- Ch 217 Fire Prevention
- Ch 219 Fireworks
- Ch 223 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 227 Food-Handling Establishments
- Ch 233 Fuel-Efficient Vehicles
- Ch 236 (Reserved)
- Ch 270 Land Use Applications
- Ch 276 Littering
- Ch 281 Massage Establishments
- Ch 289 Nightclubs
- Ch 290 Noise
- Ch 294 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 298 (Reserved)
- Ch 302 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 305 Property Maintenance
- Ch 307 Public Property, Use of
- Ch 320 School Transportation, Private
- Ch 325 Sewers
- Ch 331 Solid Waste
- Ch 334 Space Heaters
- Ch 339 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 350 Taxation
- Ch 356 Tobacco Products, Advertisement of
- Ch 360 Trees
- Ch 366 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 370 Water System
- Ch 374 Wells
- Part III: Miscellaneous Regulations
- Ch 380 General Provisions
- Ch 381 Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Regulations
- Ch 382 Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 383 Zoning
- Ch 384 Stormwater Management
- Appendix
- Ch A387 Applications and Forms
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
A.
A spark arrestor shall:
(1)
Be large enough to cover the entire opening of the permitted fire
area on which it is used; and
(2)
Be constructed of perforated sheet metal or of substantial wire mesh
screen capable of withstanding the temperatures of the permitted fire,
but in no case less than 600° F.; and
(3)
Have perforations or openings which do not exceed 1/2 inch in length
and 1/2 inch in width.
B.
Recreational and bonfires shall not create a nuisance to surrounding
neighbors, homeowners, people, and property.
C.
Recreational-type fires shall be contained in either a fire pit or
recreational appliance.
D.
A recreational-type fire or use of a recreational fire appliance
shall be supervised and monitored by a person of at least 16 years
of age and who is able to make responsible decisions to adequately
control it.
E.
Bonfires and fire pits shall be limited to no more than three feet
in diameter or no more than seven square feet in area, and shall not
have a fuel stack greater than three feet high.
F.
A spark arrestor shall be used on all fire pits, bonfires.
