Fire pit rules in Eagle Mountain, UT — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Eagle Mountain allows residential fire pits per Utah fire code standards. Maximum 3-foot fuel area diameter, 2-foot flame height, 25-foot clearance from structures. Spark arrestor required. Air quality must be verified before any fire.
Eagle Mountain residential recreational fires must follow the International Fire Code: fuel area may not exceed 3 feet in diameter by 2 feet in height. Only dry, clean natural materials may be burned. Clearances: 25 feet from structures (open fire), 15 feet (portable fireplace), 10 feet (LP/gas fire pit). A spark arrestor screen with openings no larger than ½ inch is required. Fires must be constantly attended with water available. Residents must verify a 'green burn day' with Utah DAQ before any fire. Eagle Mountain's proximity to open desert lands requires particular caution.
Burn restriction violation: Class B misdemeanor up to $1,000. Fire causing damage: criminal charges possible.
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