On the peninsula, backyard burning is not permitted within the city limits of Long Beach and Ilwaco, and their urban growth areas. The Olympic Region Clean Air Agency has banned burning in these areas. Outside of these areas, backyard burning is allowed, as are landclearing and agricultural burning. All burning requires a permit. Backyard Burn Permits are intended [...]
Click here to read the full post.The local burn ban has been lifted, effective Monday, September 26th, 2011 at 8am. Residential outdoor burning is allowed with a permit, within the boundaries of Fire District 1 north of Cranberry Road. Certain areas south of Cranberry Road are dissignated “No Burn Areas” by the Olympic Region Clean Air Authority. Click here for the [...]
Click here to read the full post.Beginning in July, the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced the ban of all burning in state forest lands except: Recreational fires in approved fire pits within designated campgrounds Fires specifically prescribed by DNR during this period of time to enhance or restore fire-dependent ecosystems and forest health As approved in writing by [...]
Click here to read the full post.On the peninsula, backyard burning is allowed with a permit outside the city limits of Long Beach and Ilwaco, and their urban growth areas. The permits are free: you may download one here (BURN PERMIT 2011), or pick one up from the Peninsula Sanitation Office, Pioneer Market, Jack’s Country Store, the Surfside Homeowners Association Office, and the [...]
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