Can I burn today in Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards?

General conditions, no permit mentioned (Section 2.1)

All persons setting an open-air fire or an incinerator fire in the Township of Killaloe, Hagarty and Richards shall comply with the following regulations: (a) The material to be burned shall be limited to grass clean wood, clean wood wastes, and wood by-products, that have not been chemically treated, painted or stained. (b) Brush piles for burning must be no larger than two meters in diameter and two meters high, and only one brush pile can be burnt at one time.

Setbacks (Section 2.1(c))

There shall be no burning within five meters of an adjacent property or within five meters of a combustible structure or within five meters of a forested area.

Grass burning limit (Section 2.1(d))

In the case of burning grass, the area to be burned shall be less than one acre and the length of the flaming edge shall be less than thirty meters.

Hours (Section 2.1(f))

During the fire season from April 1 to October 31, inclusive, the person responsible for conducting the burning must ensure that the fire is ignited no earlier than two hours before sunset, or later, and is extinguished no later than two hours after sunrise, or earlier.

Wind/visibility conditions (Section 2.5)

No person shall set or maintain an open-air fire or incinerator fire when the wind is in such a direction or intensity as to cause any of the following: (a) A decrease in visibility on any public thoroughfare. (b) A rapid spread of fire through a grass or brush area. (c) A fire hazard, or other adverse effects to properties and individuals affected by the products of combustion.

Municipal Fire Ban (Section 3.1-3.3)

A Municipal Fire Ban may be declared by the Fire Chief or his/her designate, in consultation with Council... No person shall at any time while a Level One (1) Municipal Fire Ban is in effect: (a) Set, maintain or allow any open-air fire, other than a campfire in an approved pit or appliance.