Village of Darien, WI
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2023-06-19
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Title 8: Health and Safety
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Chapter 8.28 Open Burning
- Title 1: General Provisions
- Ch 1.01 Code Adoption
- Ch 1.04 General Provisions
- Ch 1.08 General Penalty
- Title 2: Administration and Personnel
- Ch 2.04 Village Board
- Ch 2.08 Village Officers
- Ch 2.10 Village Administrator
- Ch 2.12 Police Department
- Ch 2.16 Joint Fire and Ems Department
- Ch 2.20 Joint Emergency Medical Services Department
- Ch 2.24 Municipal Court
- Ch 2.28 Boards, Commissions and Committees Generally
- Ch 2.32 Plan Commission
- Ch 2.36 Emergency Services System
- Ch 2.40 Darien Family Connections
- Ch 2.44 Public Records
- Ch 2.45 Code of Ethics
- Ch 2.48 Administrative Review Procedure
- Ch 2.50 Merit Protection for Nonrepresented Village Employees
- Title 3: Revenue and Finance
- Ch 3.04 Fiscal Provisions Generally
- Ch 3.08 Budget
- Ch 3.12 Claims Against the Village
- Ch 3.15 Surplus Village Property
- Title 4: (Reserved)
- Title 5: Business Licenses and Regulations
- Ch 5.04 Licenses and Permits Generally
- Ch 5.05 (Reserved)
- Ch 5.08 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 5.12 Peddlers, Canvassers and Transient Merchants
- Ch 5.16 Outdoor Special Event Permits
- Title 6: Animals
- Ch 6.04 Animals Generally
- Ch 6.05 Vicious Animals
- Ch 6.08 Dogs
- Ch 6.09 Backyard Chickens
- Title 7: (Reserved)
- Title 8: Health and Safety
- Ch 8.04 Health Department
- Ch 8.08 Health Regulations Generally
- Ch 8.12 Abandoned Vehicles and Junk
- Ch 8.16 Fireworks
- Ch 8.20 Noise
- Ch 8.24 Nuisances
- Ch 8.28 Open Burning
- § 8.28.010 Open burning prohibited.
- § 8.28.020 Exceptions.
- § 8.28.030 Prohibited burning.
- § 8.28.040 Liability.
- § 8.28.050 Violations — Penalties.
- Ch 8.32 Solid Waste and Recycling
- Ch 8.36 Smoking
- Title 9: Public Peace, Welfare and Good Order
- Ch 9.04 State Statutes Adopted
- Ch 9.08 Offenses Against Public Peace and Decency
- Ch 9.12 Drug Paraphernalia
- Ch 9.16 Loitering
- Ch 9.20 Nude Dancing
- Ch 9.24 Property Offenses
- Ch 9.28 Offenses by or Against Children
- Ch 9.29 Residency Restrictions for Sex Offenders
- Ch 9.32 Parental Responsibility
- Ch 9.36 Fair Housing
- Ch 9.40 Weapons
- Ch 9.44 False Alarms
- Title 10: Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 10.04 State Traffic Statutes Adopted
- Ch 10.08 Supplemental Traffic Regulations
- Ch 10.12 Parking
- Ch 10.16 Administration and Enforcement
- Title 11: (Reserved)
- Title 12: Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places
- Ch 12.04 Street Names
- Ch 12.08 Street and Sidewalk Construction and Repair
- Ch 12.12 Excavations
- Ch 12.16 Obstructions and Encroachments
- Ch 12.20 Driveways and Culverts
- Ch 12.24 Snow and Ice Removal
- Ch 12.28 Moving of Buildings
- Ch 12.32 Parks
- Ch 12.36 Miscellaneous Regulations
- Title 13: Public Services
- Ch 13.04 Utilities Generally
- Ch 13.08 Water Service System
- Ch 13.10 Wellhead Protection
- Ch 13.12 Water Impact Fees
- Ch 13.16 Sewer Service System
- Ch 13.20 Sewer Service Charges
- Ch 13.24 Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention
- Ch 13.28 Private Water Wells
- Ch 13.32 Sanitary Sewer System
- Title 14: (Reserved)
- Title 15: Buildings and Construction
- Ch 15.04 Building Code
- Ch 15.08 Property Maintenance Code
- Ch 15.10 Vacant Building Code
- Ch 15.12 Interior Property Maintenance Requirements
- Ch 15.16 Commercial Property Exterior Maintenance Code
- Ch 15.18 Registrations and Inspection of Property Containing Residential Rental Units
- Ch 15.20 Construction Site Erosion Control
- Ch 15.24 Plumbing Code
- Ch 15.26 Electrical Code
- Ch 15.28 Mobilehomes and Mobilehome Parks
- Ch 15.32 Swimming Pools
- Ch 15.36 Board of Appeals
- Title 16: Subdivisions
- Ch 16.04 Introductory Provisions and Definitions
- Ch 16.08 Administration and Enforcement
- Ch 16.12 Site Assessment and Concept Plan
- Ch 16.16 Preliminary Plat
- Ch 16.20 Final Plats
- Ch 16.22 Condominium Plat
- Ch 16.24 Minor Subdivisions
- Ch 16.28 Extraterritorial Land Divisions
- Ch 16.32 Design Standards and Improvements Generally
- Ch 16.36 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 16.40 Easements
- Ch 16.44 Park and Recreation Facilities
- Ch 16.48 Appendixes
- Title 17: Zoning
- Ch 17.02 Introductory Provisions and Definitions
- Ch 17.04 General Provisions
- Ch 17.06 Residential Land Uses
- Ch 17.08 Agricultural Land Uses
- Ch 17.10 Institutional Land Uses
- Ch 17.12 Commercial Land Uses
- Ch 17.14 Storage or Disposable Land Uses
- Ch 17.16 Transportation Land Uses
- Ch 17.18 Industrial Land Uses
- Ch 17.20 Accessory Land Uses
- Ch 17.22 Temporary Land Uses
- Ch 17.23 Post-Construction Storm Water Management
- Ch 17.24 Natural Resource Disruption and Required Mitigation Standards
- Ch 17.25 Construction Site Erosion Control Resulting From Land Disturbing Construction Activities
- Ch 17.26 Land Use Table
- Ch 17.27 Design Review Standards
- Ch 17.28 Group Developments
- Ch 17.30 Zoning Districts Designated
- Ch 17.32 A-1 Agricultural Holding District
- Ch 17.34 RS-1 Single-Family Residential District
- Ch 17.36 RS-2 Single-Family Residential District
- Ch 17.38 RS-3 Single-Family Residential District
- Ch 17.40 Rd Two-Family Residential District
- Ch 17.42 Rm Multifamily Residential District
- Ch 17.44 NC Neighborhood Commercial District
- Ch 17.46 SC Suburban Commercial District
- Ch 17.48 CC Central Commercial District
- Ch 17.50 Si Suburban Industrial District
- Ch 17.52 Ui Urban Industrial District
- Ch 17.54 C-1 Conservancy Overlay Zoning District
- Ch 17.56 Density and Intensity Standards
- Ch 17.58 Bulk Regulations
- Ch 17.60 Exceptions and Modifications
- Ch 17.62 Signs
- Ch 17.64 Nonconforming Uses, Structures and Lots
- Ch 17.66 Performance Standards
- Ch 17.68 Landscaping and Bufferyard Regulations
- Ch 17.70 Planned Unit Developments
- Ch 17.72 Procedures
- Ch 17.74 Administration and Enforcement
- Title 18: Floodplain Zoning
- Ch 18.04 Statutory Authorization, Findings of Fact, Statement of Purpose, Title, and General Provisions
- Ch 18.08 General Standards Applicable to All Floodplain Districts
- Ch 18.12 Floodway District (Fw)
- Ch 18.16 Floodfringe District (Ff)
- Ch 18.20 Other Floodplain District
- Ch 18.24 Nonconforming Uses
- Ch 18.28 Administration
- Ch 18.32 Amendments
- Ch 18.36 Enforcement and Penalties
- Ch 18.40 Definitions
- Prior Code Cross-Reference Table
- Ch PCC Prior Code Cross-Reference Table
- Ordinance List and Disposition Table
- Ch OL Ordinance List and Disposition Table
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Ord. 239, 2006]
No person, firm, or corporation shall build or allow to be built any outdoor fire within the Village except as set forth in Section 8.28.020. This prohibition on burning includes burning of construction waste and debris at construction sites.
[Prior code § 9.10.1(2)]
A.
Outdoor cooking over a fire contained in a device or structure designed
for such use is permissible;
B.
Controlled burning of grass, leaves, yardwaste or similar natural
vegetation for environmental management purposes is permissible;
C.
Ceremonial campfires, bonfires, are permissible;
D.
All allowable open burning shall be monitored by a responsible adult
person until the fire has been completely extinguished;
E.
All allowable open burning shall be located at least 25 feet from
any neighboring residence or structure;
F.
All allowable open burning shall be located 25 feet from all structures,
street right of ways and all combustible material;
G.
All allowable open burning shall be in an open fire pit or manageable
pile maintained in a safe hazard free manner.
[Prior code § 9.10.1(3); amended by Ord. 239, 2006]
A.
No person, firm, or corporation shall burn or allow to be burned,
garbage, rubbish, trash, debris, litter, recyclable material, and
noxious or hazardous substances;
B.
No burning shall be allowed in burning barrels or any like containers;
C.
No burning shall be allowed upon any street, sidewalk, curb, gutter
or ditch within the Village;
D.
No burning shall be allowed during excessive wind or atmospheric
conditions or local circumstances that may make such fires hazardous;
E.
Outdoor Solid Fuel Heating Device. An outdoor device, structure,
building or apparatus which supplies direct or indirect heat from
the burning of solid fuel, including but not limited to wood, to another
building. Outdoor solid fuel heating devices are prohibited and shall
not be installed or operated within the Village of Darien;
F.
Outdoor Wood Burning Furnaces. Includes accessory structure or appliance
designed for a location ordinarily outside the principal structure
and used to transfer or provide heat via liquid or other means, burning
wood or other solid fuels, for heating any principal or accessory
structure on the premises. Does not include recreational fire, barbecues,
fryers, or chimneys.
[Prior code § 9.10.1(4)]
Any person, firm, or corporation utilizing and or maintaining
outdoor fires shall be responsible for all damages, and costs involved
resulting from open burning.
[Prior code § 9.10.1(5)]
Any person, firm or corporation, or any officers of any corporation, who shall violate or cause to be violated any section of this chapter shall be subject to a penalty as provided in Chapter 1.08 of this Municipal Code.
