1. (1) Prohibited fuels. No person shall burn any of the following items in an outdoor wood boiler:

   1. (a) Wood that does not meet the definition of clean wood;
   2. (b) Unseasoned wood;
   3. (c) Garbage;
   4. (d) Tires;
   5. (e) Yard waste, including lawn clippings;
   6. (f) Materials containing plastic;
   7. (g) Materials containing rubber;

   8. (h) Waste petroleum products;

      1. (i) Paints or paint thinners;
   9. (j) Household or laboratory chemicals;

   10. (k) Coal;

       1. (l) Glossy or colored paper;
   11. (m) Construction and demolition debris;
   12. (n) Plywood;
   13. (o) Particleboard;
   14. (p) Fiberboard;
   15. (q) Oriented strand board;
   16. (r) Manure;
   17. (s) Animal carcasses;
   18. (t) Asphalt products;
2. (2) No person shall operate an outdoor wood boiler within 1000 feet of a private or public school, hospital or day care facility.
3. (3) Setback. A new residential outdoor wood boiler shall not be located less than 100 feet from the nearest property boundary line. A new commercial outdoor wood boiler shall not be located less than 200 feet from the nearest property boundary nor 300 feet from a property boundary of a residentially zoned property.
4. (4) Stack height. A new outdoor wood boiler shall have a permanent stack extending five feet higher than the peak of any roof structure within 150 feet of the outdoor wood boiler.
5. (5) In areas other than those described in R307-208-5(1), no person shall sell, offer for sale, supply, install, purchase, or transfer an outdoor wood boiler after May 1, 2013, unless it is EPA Phase 2 qualified wood boiler or EPA Phase 2 qualified wood pellet outdoor boiler.

KEY: air pollution, outdoor wood boilers, prohibition

Date of Last Change: April 10, 2013

Notice of Continuation: December 7, 2022

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 19-2-101; 19-2-104