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Fire Permits The Municipal District of Peace No.135 requires Fire Permits as perFire Protection Bylaw No. 6/2025. There is no fee to obtain a fire permit. You must allow the MD of Peace Office 48 hours to provide you with a fire permit.
If your burn will be located within 1/2 mile of a numbered highway, you will need smoke signs posted. Call Alberta Transportation at 780-624-6280 or La Prairie-Grimshaw at 780-332-4452 for signage. It is recommended that a water source be available at the burn site as well.
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For more information on achieving a successful burn contact Alberta Forestry (780) 624-6190.
Unless allowed by the current Fire Protection Bylaw, all intentional fires lit within the MD of Peace require a fire permit, regardless of the specific location within the MD or the time of year.
Fire Permits are not required under this Bylaw for the following activities:
cooking of food using a portable appliance;
Recreational Fires or cooking of food in Acceptable Fire Pits or Acceptable Fireplaces, provided that:
will be contained within the Acceptable Fire Pit or Acceptable Fireplace below the mesh screen;
a means, acceptable to the Fire Chief, of controlling or extinguishing the fire is available on the property and within reasonable distance from where the fire occurs;
the fire is kept under control and supervised at all times by a responsible adult person until such time that the fire has been completely extinguished; and
flame height does not exceed one meter above the structure or container;
only clean fuel is used, such as natural gas, dry wood, or charcoal, in amounts that burning in fireplaces in or attached to dwellings as provided by legislation;
an outdoor fire lit by the Fire Department for training or preventative control purposes;
an outdoor fire prescribed by the regulations of the Forest Prairie and Protection Act; and
burning of Burnable Debris when burned within an Acceptable Burning Barrel and or/ incinerator.
The MD has policy FIRE 6 Burning Policy in place if you are planning on burning anything 1/2 mile away from a numbered highway, and you must have smoke signs posted.