Redland - Use of fire pits on Redlands Coast 2020

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Redland City Council 30 Apr 2020

On Redlands Coast fire pits are allowed as long precautions are taken to prevent the spread of fire. This means the fire pit:

Cannot exceed 2m in width or length Must be enclosed to prevent the escape of fire or any burning material Must not cause a smoke nuisance, and Is lit outdoors for the purpose of cooking or warmth

For more information: Council’s Smoke Nuisance Factsheet for Open Air Fires http://www.redland.qld.gov.au/download/downloads/id/2026/smoke_nuisance_%E2%80%93_open_air_fires.pdf

Source: Redland City Council : Use of fire pits on Redlands Coast

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