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Backyard Fires: Fair Oaks vs Isleton

How do backyard fires rules compare between Fair Oaks, CA and Isleton, CA?

Fair Oaks and Isleton have similar restriction levels.

Fair Oaks, CA

Sacramento County

Some Restrictions

Small recreational backyard fires are allowed in unincorporated Sacramento County when conducted in approved containers with proper clearance, except on SMAQMD no-burn days. Only clean, dry, seasoned firewood may be used.

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Isleton, CA

Sacramento County

Some Restrictions

Small recreational backyard fires are allowed in unincorporated Sacramento County when conducted in approved containers with proper clearance, except on SMAQMD no-burn days. Only clean, dry, seasoned firewood may be used.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactFair OaksIsleton
ContainerNoncombustible, under 3 ftNoncombustible, under 3 ft
Clearance15 ft from combustibles15 ft from combustibles
FuelSeasoned firewood onlySeasoned firewood only
No-Burn DaysSMAQMD enforcedSMAQMD enforced
SupervisionAttended adult, water on handAttended adult, water on hand

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Fair Oaks FAQ

Can I burn a fire when Red Flag Warning is in effect?

No. All open recreational burning is prohibited during Red Flag Warnings.

Is a chiminea treated the same as a fire pit?

Yes. SMAQMD and fire code rules apply equally to chimineas, pits, and outdoor fireplaces when burning wood.

Isleton FAQ

Can I burn a fire when Red Flag Warning is in effect?

No. All open recreational burning is prohibited during Red Flag Warnings.

Is a chiminea treated the same as a fire pit?

Yes. SMAQMD and fire code rules apply equally to chimineas, pits, and outdoor fireplaces when burning wood.

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