What are the regulations for a backyard fire pit?
The National Fire code recommends locating your fire pit at least 25 feet any combustible materials (fence, garage, etc.) and at least 10 feet from any property line. Also a fire pit can be no larger than 3 feet in diameter. If you have any specific inquiry regarding a possible zoning violation, contact Code Enforcement Officer Jesse Corrow at (952) 447-9811. Click here for a list and short definition of common violations including the following examples: Tall Grass/Weeds (Section 606.300) Storage of Vehicles in Front Yard (Section 1102.800) Garbage and Refuse Containers (Section 601.504) Pet Nuisance (Section 802.100) Commercial Uses in Residential Zones (Section 1102.404) Business Signs ( Section 1107.400) This is a partial list of common violation types, for a complete list of the Zoning Ordinance please visit the document center on the city’s website.
The National Fire code recommends locating your fire pit at least 25 feet any combustible materials (fence, garage, etc.) and at least 10 feet from any property line. Also a fire pit can be no larger than 3 feet in diameter. If you have any specific inquiry regarding a possible zoning violation, contact Code Enforcement Officer Jesse Corrow at (952) 447-9811. Click here for a list and short definition of common violations including the following examples: Tall Grass/Weeds (Section 606.300) Storage of Vehicles in Front Yard (Section 1102.800) Garbage and Refuse Containers (Section 601.504) Pet Nuisance (Section 802.100) Commercial Uses in Residential Zones (Section 1102.404) Business Signs ( Section 1107.400) Yard Sign Policy This is a partial list of common violation types, for a complete list of the Zoning Ordinance please visit the document center on the city’s website.
