I am starting this petition on behalf of the Citizens of the City of Guelph. The goal of this petition is to have the City of Guelph Council remove the Recreational Fire Ban by-law that is currently in place.
Please share with your neighbors, friends and fellow Citizens of Guelph.
The momentum is undeniable now. Guelph is speaking up.
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Karen Breese
9 years ago
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I think the city of Guelph should have a permit to have a backyard fire as long as it is contain,but if there is a drought have fire restrictions.
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Andrea Dennis
9 years ago
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we should be able to have at least the covered fire bowls/pits, small and contained for enjoyment or for ceremony
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Lisa Moore
9 years ago
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City could implement a permit you have to purchase.....they do this in Hanover. City could make money.
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Ron Keleher
9 years ago
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I feel a small controlled fire in a protected area and fire pit or fire place complete with a pressurized hose near by should be allowed. If people don,t follow the rules they should be banned from this and fined.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Restrictions during dry periods would be good, but it is a common sense thing!
A fire pit that is away from buildings and on a stone or concrete pad should work.
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Lisa
9 years ago
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Can't even make Smores with my kids or let them roast a hot dog over the fire unless of course we r camping somewhere.
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Pierre-Luc Cossette
9 years ago
We need this to get thru.
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Jason
9 years ago
I am a responsible human being that knows how to have a fire on my own property safely.
I am starting this petition on behalf of the Citizens of the City of Guelph. The goal of this petition is to have the City of Guelph Council remove the Recreational Fire Ban by-law that is currently in place.
Please share with your neighbors, friends and fellow Citizens of Guelph.
The momentum is undeniable now. Guelph is speaking up.
28 Comments
K
Karen Breese
9 years ago
Featured
I think the city of Guelph should have a permit to have a backyard fire as long as it is contain,but if there is a drought have fire restrictions.
A
Andrea Dennis
9 years ago
Featured
we should be able to have at least the covered fire bowls/pits, small and contained for enjoyment or for ceremony
L
Lisa Moore
9 years ago
Featured
City could implement a permit you have to purchase.....they do this in Hanover. City could make money.
R
Ron Keleher
9 years ago
Featured
I feel a small controlled fire in a protected area and fire pit or fire place complete with a pressurized hose near by should be allowed. If people don,t follow the rules they should be banned from this and fined.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
Restrictions during dry periods would be good, but it is a common sense thing!
A fire pit that is away from buildings and on a stone or concrete pad should work.
L
Lisa
9 years ago
Featured
Can't even make Smores with my kids or let them roast a hot dog over the fire unless of course we r camping somewhere.
P
Pierre-Luc Cossette
9 years ago
We need this to get thru.
J
Jason
9 years ago
I am a responsible human being that knows how to have a fire on my own property safely.
I think the city of Guelph should have a permit to have a backyard fire as long as it is contain,but if there is a drought have fire restrictions.