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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

149.401 City or county ordinance banning open burning during fire hazard

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(1)Without limiting the general authority granted to a county by KRS 67.083 and the
general authority granted to a city by KRS 82.082, a city or county may enact an
ordinance banning all open burning during periods of extraordinary forest fire
hazard or fire occurrence. Such ordinance may authorize the implementation of
such a ban by executive order of the chief executive officer upon notice by the
Division of Forestry that a period of extraordinary forest fire hazard or fire
occurrence exists.
(2)Any ordinance promulgated by a city or county pursuant to subsection
(1)of this
section may establish penalties for violation of the ordinance not to exceed the
penalties set forth in KRS 149.990(2).
(3)Any ordinance promulgated by a city or county pursuant to subsection
(1)of this
section may be enforced by the promulgating body, or by the cabinet, and referred
to the appropriate county or Commonwealth attorney for prosecution.
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