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<br />§ 5.24.1260
<br />ORONO CODE
<br />Sec. 5.24.1260. Time period for permits.
<br />Open burning permits are valid for 60 days
<br />from the date of issuance.
<br />(Code 2003, § 58-191; Ord. No. 167(2nd series),
<br />§ 2(9.30(8)), 1-12-1998; Ord. No. 184(3rd series),
<br />§ 4, 1-9-2017)
<br />Sec. 5.24.1270. Permit holder responsibil-
<br />ity.
<br />(a) Prior to starting an open burn, the permit
<br />holder shall be responsible for confirming that
<br />no burning ban or air quality alert is in effect.
<br />Every open burn event shall be constantly
<br />attended by the permit holder or his competent
<br />adult representative. The open burn fire shall be
<br />completely extinguished before the permit holder
<br />or his representative leaves the site. It is the
<br />responsibility of the permit holder to have a
<br />valid permit, as required by this division, avail-
<br />able for inspection on the site by the city staff,
<br />police department, state pollution control agency,
<br />or department of natural resources.
<br />(b) The permit holder is responsible for compli-
<br />ance and implementation of all general condi-
<br />tions, special conditions and the burn event
<br />safety plan as established in the permit issued.
<br />(Code 2003, § 58-192; Ord. No. 167(2nd series),
<br />§ 2(9.30(10)), 1-12-1998)
<br />Sec. 5.24.1280. Revocation.
<br />(a) The open burning permit is subject to
<br />revocation at the discretion of the state pollution
<br />control agency, department of natural resources,
<br />the fire chief, city staff or the police department.
<br />Reasons for revocation include, but are not limited
<br />to:
<br />(1) A fire hazard existing or developing during
<br />the course of the burn;
<br />(2) Any of the conditions of the permit being
<br />violated during the course of the burn;
<br />(3) Pollution or nuisance conditions develop-
<br />ing during the course of the burn;
<br />(4) A fire smoldering with no flame present;
<br />or
<br />(5) Burning of materials brought onto the
<br />property from another site.
<br />(b) Revocation of an open burning permit will
<br />result in a six-month moratorium for issuance of
<br />open burning permits for the applicant or subject
<br />property.
<br />(Code 2003, § 58-193; Ord. No. 167(2nd series),
<br />§ 2(9.30(11)), 1-12-1998)
<br />CHAPTER 5.28. ANIMALS*
<br />ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL
<br />Sec. 5.28.010. Definitions.
<br />The following words, terms and phrases, when
<br />used in this chapter, shall have the meanings
<br />ascribed to them in this section, except where
<br />the context clearly indicates a different meaning:
<br />Animals means farm animals and all other
<br />animals, reptiles and feathered birds or fowl
<br />except dogs, domestic cats, gerbils, hamsters and
<br />caged household birds.
<br />Dangerous animals means any wild mammal,
<br />reptile or fowl which is not naturally tame or
<br />gentle but is of a wild nature or disposition and
<br />which, because of its size, vicious nature or other
<br />characteristics, would constitute a danger to
<br />human life or property if it is not kept or
<br />maintained in a safe manner or in secure quarters.
<br />The term "dangerous animal" also means and
<br />includes any domestic mammal, reptile or fowl
<br />which, because of its size or vicious propensity or
<br />other characteristic, would constitute a danger
<br />to human life or property if it is not kept or
<br />maintained in a safe manner or in secure quarters.
<br />The term "dangerous animal" does not include a
<br />dangerous dog as defined in Minn. Stats. § 347.50.
<br />Farm animals means cattle, horses, mules,
<br />sheep, goats, swine, ponies, ducks, geese, turkeys,
<br />chickens, guinea hens and honeybees.
<br />Owner means any person who owns, harbors,
<br />feeds, boards, keeps or otherwise possesses an
<br />animal, and who is the head of the household of
<br />*State law references —General authority relative to
<br />animals, Minn. Slats. § 412.221, subd. 21; animal health,
<br />Minn. Stats. ch. 35; dogs and cats, Minn. Stats. ch. 347;
<br />cruelty to animals, Minn. Stats. § 343.20 et seq.
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