Backyard recreational fires in approved containers are permitted in Delray Beach subject to FL Fire Prevention Code setbacks and attendance requirements. Wind conditions and county burn bans can suspend all backyard fires.
Recreational fires limited to 3-foot diameter in portable containers or permanent pits located 25 feet from structures. No burning of trash, leaves, or construction debris. Propane and natural gas fire features exempt from wood-fire setbacks. HOAs in Delray Beach gated communities often prohibit all open flames.
Violations handled by Palm Beach County Fire Rescue with warnings escalating to $100-$500 fines.
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