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The Fire Chief or any person designated by the Chief shall make inspections of property in the city at intervals <br />of their discretion and locate and report to the Fire Chief such places where fire hazards exist, and advise on <br />the necessary steps to meet the current code or state law. <br />Fire inspection fees for existing facilities shall be as established according to the fee ordinance adopted <br />by the City of White Bear Lake. <br />5.3.1 Failure to pay fees for inspections shall constitute a lien against the real property upon which the <br />inspection was performed and the City Clerk shall extend such sum due plus twenty-five (25%) <br />percent thereof as a special tax against the real property and certify same to the County Auditor <br />of Ramsey County, Minnesota for collection in the same manner as taxes and special assessments <br />are certified and collected. <br />Section 6. Burning Permits Required <br />6.1 Open Burning Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for any person to kindle or maintain any bonfire nor shall <br />any person normally furnish any such material for any such fire nor shall any person authorize any such fire <br />to be kindled or maintained on or in any street, alley, road, land, public grounds or upon any private <br />property without first obtaining a wfittew permit from the Uii, <br />by the Fired City of White Bear lake Fire Department. <br />6.2 Open / Prescribed Burning <br />The Fire Chief or any person designated by the Chief is authorized to issue permits under this division <br />and may establish reasonable permit conditions for open burning, consistent with the rules adopted <br />herein <br />No person shall start or maintain any open fire within the city without a permit, except for supervised <br />recreational or cooking tires contained within approved fire rings, pits or barbecue grills <br />Where an open burning permit is approved, the City of White Bear Lake fee schedule shall be applied. <br />I. A permit shall be submitted by the one controlling the fire. It shall be complete and describe the <br />type of burn that is intended. The permit shall remain on site at all times. <br />2. Prior to burning, the one controlling the fire must notify the White Bear Lake Fire Department and <br />Ramsey County Dispatch Center. Also, they must check with the DNR for any burning bans that <br />may be in effect. <br />3. Open burning of lumber, pallets, wooden shingles, scrap wood, yard waste, cardboard, paper, <br />garbage, treated or painted wood, plastic, rubber and other similar items, is not permitted. <br />4. Location of burn shall not he less than 50' from any structure and provisions must be made to <br />prevent fire from spreading to within 50' of structures. <br />5. Open burning that is offensive or objectionable due to smoke or odor emissions when atmospheric <br />conditions or current local circumstances make such fire hazardous may be revoked by a fire <br />official. <br />6. The use of fuel oil, gasoline or similar flammable/combustible liquids is prohibited to ignite a fire. <br />The fire should be ignited using an open flame, paper, and/or kindling. <br />Ordinance No. 77 Fire Code - Page 2 of 4 <br />