Fire pitsĪ fire pit must have a clear, raised, fireproof barrier that surrounds the fire pit to keep it isolated. an adult owner or occupant must watch and control the fireĬhapter 711 of our Municipal Code includes all the regulations for recreational fires.
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have a portable fire extinguisher or working garden hose available.only burn bush material, including tree limbs, branches and bush trimmings or logs made for fireplacesĪ fire must be at least 5 metres (16.4 feet) from any:įrom the time of setting the fire until the fire is totally out:.have no flammable ground cover within 1 metre (3.2 feet) of the fire.burn a maximum of 1 metre (3.2 feet) in any direction.If you want to have a backyard fire, you must follow these rules: Please watch where your smoke travels to avoid disturbing your neighbours. You can burn a fire between 6 and 11 p.m., 7 days a week. On private property, you can light a fire without a permit in a: if 2.5 metre space isn’t possible, you can build it closer to the property line with permission from your neighbours.
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There is a $50 registration fee, and city staff will check your backyard to make sure it complies with our coop regulations.Īpply to keep backyard chickens Where to build your chicken coops You can apply to keep up to 4 chickens in backyard coops. Find your watering day on the region's website. Under the bylaw, you can water your lawn once a week. The Region of Waterloo's water conservation bylaw is in place from May 31 to September 30 every year. Request an exemption to park in a legal parking spot overnight between December 1 and March 31. Visit our noise complaints and exemptions page for more information. Noise exemptionsĪpply for an exemption if you’re hosting a small private event like a barbecue, wedding or other party that might have excessive noise.įor large scale events, you must apply for a noise exemption through the director of enforcement. To make a noise complaint, call the Waterloo Regional Police Services non-emergency line at 51. Construction noiseĬonstruction noise is allowed 7 days a week, including holidays, from 7 a.m. Noise exemptions last until 11 p.m. Check the list of approved noise exemptions. The bylaw limits excessive noise, including:Ĭity council may grant events exemption from our noise bylaws. Our noise bylaw is in effect 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you need to let us know about a problem, use the form linked below. Here are some helpful tips and information about some of Kitchener’s most common bylaws.
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