Fire pit rules in Johnson County, KS — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Small recreational fires (fire pits, chimineas) burning clean, seasoned wood are generally allowed in unincorporated Johnson County subject to the local fire district's rules — kept a safe distance from structures, attended and controlled.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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Johnson County, KS
Persistent dog barking in unincorporated Johnson County is addressed through the county animal-control and nuisance provisions; barking that unreasonably dis...
Johnson County, KS
In unincorporated Johnson County, construction noise is governed by the county nuisance/noise provisions and zoning conditions of approval. Early-morning and...
Johnson County, KS
Johnson County has not adopted a numeric noise ordinance with set quiet hours for unincorporated territory. Enforcement defers to Kansas's disorderly conduct...
Johnson County, KS
Storing commercial vehicles and heavy equipment on residential property in unincorporated Johnson County is regulated by county zoning, which limits the numb...
Johnson County, KS
Driveway approaches onto county roads in unincorporated Johnson County require an entrance permit from County Public Works/Engineering and must meet sight-di...
Johnson County, KS
RV, camper and boat storage on residential property in unincorporated Johnson County is governed by the county zoning regulations, which are generally more p...
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