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• Burning fallen leaves, trash or garbage, grass clippings, tree stumps, tires or other materials not listed above. • Burning large quantities of material at one time (> 27 cubic feet of material). • Burning during the Ozone Season (May 1-Sept. 30 annually) • Burning during a State Fire Marshall burn ban. • Burning on an Air Quality Action Day.
