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Fire Regulations in Eden Prairie, MN (2026)

4 verified fire regulations for Eden Prairie, Minnesota, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

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Fire Pits & Backyard Fires

Recreational fires in the City of Eden Prairie need no burning permit, but City Code Section 9.05 caps it at one fire per parcel at a time, requires following all Fire Department rules, and bans it outright whenever a burning ban or air quality alert is in effect. The Fire Department separately issues permits for prairie management and flood-debris burns.

Eden Prairie Recreational Fire Pit Rules

Some Restrictions

Eden Prairie City Code § 9.05

A.Open Burning. Open burning within the City of Eden Prairie shall be prohibited except for the following. ... 3.Recreational Fires. An open burning permit is not required for recreational fires within the City. No more than one (1) recreational fire is allowed on a parcel of record or lot at one (1) time. All Fire Department rules must be followed. Recreational fires are prohibited when a burn...

Outdoor Burning

In the City of Eden Prairie, Fire Code Section 9.05, Subd. 8.A bans open burning citywide except for permitted prairie burns, Minnesota River flood-debris removal, recreational fires, and LP or natural gas ground thawing. Recreational fires need no permit but are capped at one per lot at a time and are banned outright whenever a burning ban or air quality alert is in effect.

Eden Prairie Open Burning Ban and Permits

Heavy Restrictions

Eden Prairie City Code § 9.05

Subd. 8. Open Burning. Open burning, recreational fires, and ground thawing/construction material heating operations within the City are subject to all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations including but not limited to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes Sections 88.15 through 88.195, the MSFC, and the City Code. A.Open Burning. Open burning within the City of Eden Prairie ...

Smoke Detectors

In the City of Eden Prairie, City Code Section 9.11, Subdivision 9 requires every rental building to have approved single station smoke alarms on each floor, in line with the City's Fire Prevention Policy. Owners must keep the alarms operative at all times and replace or repair them the moment they stop working, under the Administrative Authority's rental housing enforcement powers.

Eden Prairie Rental Smoke Alarm Rule

Some Restrictions

Eden Prairie City Code § 9.11 (Subd. 9)

Subd. 9. Smoke Detectors. Existing Group R occupancies not already equipped with single station smoke alarms shall be equipped with approved single station smoke alarms. Smoke detectors shall be installed on each floor of residential buildings in accordance with the City's Fire Prevention Policy. Smoke Alarms shall be maintained in an operative condition at all times and shall be replaced or re...

Propane Storage

In the City of Eden Prairie, Fire Code amendment Section 9.05.G adds new MSFC Section 6103 for liquefied petroleum gas containers. An installer needs a Fire Department permit and plan approval before installing a single LP-gas container, or interconnected containers, totaling 500 gallons of water capacity or more. Containers at or above 2,000 gallons, single or interconnected, must also be buried, mounded, or protected by an approved water-application system or another Fire Code Official-approved method.

Eden Prairie LP-Gas Storage Permit Rules

Some Restrictions

Eden Prairie City Code § 9.05

G.Amendment to Chapter 61 - LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES.1.Chapter 61 is amended to add the following new section 6103: 6103.1 Permit. An installer must obtain a permit and plan approval from the Fire Department prior to installation of a single container or an aggregate of interconnected containers of 500 or more gallons water capacity. 6103.2 Protection. All single container installations with a...

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