Fire pit rules in Corona, CA — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Fire pits in Corona must be at least 15 feet from structures per California Fire Code §307.4. Gas fire pits are preferred due to SCAQMD restrictions. Wood-burning fire pits subject to No-Burn Day curtailments.
Outdoor fire pits must be positioned at least 15 feet from any structure per California Fire Code §307.4 as adopted by Corona. Gas-fueled (propane/natural gas) fire pits are preferred and exempt from SCAQMD wood-burning restrictions. Wood-burning fire pits must comply with SCAQMD mandatory No-Burn Day curtailments — check the Burn Line at (909) 396-3403 before lighting. Fire pits must be attended at all times and fully extinguished before leaving. The fire department may order immediate discontinuation of any recreational fire deemed hazardous. Screens or spark arrestors recommended for wood-burning pits.
Fire pit too close to structure: fire code citation. Burning during No-Burn Day: SCAQMD fine $50-$500. Unattended fire: citation. Fire causing damage: criminal and civil liability.
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