Burn season begins on March 30 and ends on May 30 and in the fall beginning September 15 thru October 30.
The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has issued rules for open burning.
Open burning is regulated by the Division of Air Quality (DAQ). There are statewide rules in place that regulate open burning activities to help minimize emissions and ensure that the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) are met. Recent modifications to these rules change the open burn periods and include a statewide requirement to obtain a permit from the local fire department prior to burning.
Agricultural permits will be issued to agricultural and horticultural operations only and will require the Fire Marshal’s approval.
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Permit subject to the following condition:
Failure to comply with all conditions of this permit may result in a citation being issued to the applicant/property owner or revocation of this permit.
This burn permit shall NOT be used by contractors for the use of clearing land for development of residential, commercial or industrial projects.
Absolutely No burning of manufactured items such as: tires, construction materials, coated wire, plastics, household trash or rubbish. Oil or fuel products cannot be used to start fires or be included in materials to be burned. Items not grown on the property cannot be burned.
A burning permit is subject to the laws of the State of Utah and Lehi City and the conditions stated upon or attached to this permit. The Lehi City Fire Marshal reserves the right to refuse, revoke or postpone the permit when the fire department deems it necessary to prevent danger to life or property. An open burning permit shall give permission to burn only under prescribed conditions. The permit shall in no way relieve any individual from personal liability due to neglect or negligence. Any person responsible for the existence or spread of fire necessitating suppression action shall be liable for the payment of costs.
Fire Marshal: Garion Rowett