Fire Regulations in Kenai Peninsula Borough, AK (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska.
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Fire Pits & Backyard Fires
Outside the cities, a fire pit within 50 feet of the Kenai River or other cataloged salmon water is only allowed as a permitted temporary-use structure under KPB 21.18.071(A)(5), and only where impervious coverage in that habitat protection district stays under the section's area caps.
Fire Pits in the Kenai River Habitat Buffer
Significant RestrictionsKenai Peninsula Borough Code § 21.18.071
5.Within the habitat protection district adjacent to a lake, impervious coverage is allowed up to 10% of the habitat protection district, not to exceed a total of 500 square feet, provided that within 10' of the shoreline, no more than 25% of native vegetation is removed. Allowable uses include structures for temporary use such as gazebos, barbecues, walkways, fire pits, decks and saunas, and p...
Fireworks
Using or selling fireworks is forbidden throughout the unincorporated Kenai Peninsula Borough, outside the cities of Homer, Kachemak City, Kenai, Seldovia, Seward, and Soldotna, under KPB 10.18.020 and 10.18.050. The only exception is a borough mayor-issued public display permit for municipalities, fair associations, amusement parks, and similar organizations.
Kenai Peninsula Borough Fireworks Ban
Heavy RestrictionsKenai Peninsula Borough Code §§ 10.18.020, 10.18.050, 10.18.060
10.18.020. - Fireworks prohibition—Exception. The use of fireworks is forbidden within the Kenai Peninsula Borough outside of the boundaries of the cities of Homer, Kachemak City, Kenai, Seldovia, Seward and Soldotna, except as otherwise provided in this chapter. ... 10.18.050. - Sale of fireworks forbidden. The sale or offering for sale of Class C fireworks is forbidden within the Kenai Penins...
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