Burn Permit » Pinewood Fire Department

Campfire Permit

This campfire permit allows you to build, maintain, and utilize open burning within strict guidelines on your property as described within the document. In order to receive and hold this permit, you must be the property owner and/or the occupant of record for this site, requiring you to comply fully with the tenets outlined herein. The misuse of this permit, failure to comply with the regulations outlined in this permit, or the use of this permit on any other site than that it was originally issued for will be grounds for revocation of the permit for a period of not less than one year, and may result in criminal prosecution and subsequent fines. Ignorance of these regulations will not be considered adequate grounds for appeal to the Pinewood Fire Department or its Board of Directors. 
I, ________________ , understand the restrictions and guidance explained to me on this form and promise to adhere to the guidelines and regulations regarding the use of an open fire on my property. I also affirm that this open burning will not be utilized to burn regulated materials ( as specified on the rear of this form), and will not be utilized for any purpose other than as a warming or cooking fire. 
My signature below attests to this affirmation and I am responsible for the usage of this permit as well as any and all damages that may result from the misuse of open burning on my property, including any collateral damage that may occur on neighboring properties or areas outside the boundaries of the private property known as Munds Park.

0 / 2000

Name

Email *

Street Address

Apartment, suite, etc

City

State/Province

ZIP / Postal Code

Emergency Contact Phone Number

Signature

Date

Campfire Regulations and Guidelines

•	Fires are only permitted on days when there are no burning restrictions in place
o	"Red Flag" days and Coconino County fire restriction days to be strictly enforced
o	Open burning day information may be found on the PFD webpage www.pinewoodfire.org
•	Fire containment and prevention of spread
o	All fires must be contained within a "fire ring" constructed of noncombustible materials, no more than 3 feet in diameter, debris removed down to mineral soil within, and with a minimum of cleared area of 3 feet cleared down to mineral soil in all directions of the fire ring, with firewood stored outside of this cleared area (please see illustration)
o	No overhanging branches or structures within 12 feet of the fire ring
o	A charged garden hose and shovel must be located not more than 20 feet from the fire ring at all times that the campfire is burning (please see illustration)
o	Campfires must not be left unattended for any period of time and must be extinguished fully when the use as a warming or cooking fire is complete.
•	In any case of uncontrolled fire growth or dangerous conditions arising while utilizing this campfire permit, you must call 911 and report the emergency immediately to ensure a prompt response!
Have fun and be responsible with fire!

CheckboxI agree that this property will abide by this document