Approach the person causing the nuisance and politely make them aware of this. Often people are not aware that they are causing a nuisance. If speaking to the person directly does not help you can make a complaint to the council. If, after an investigation, the council decides that the bonfire is causing a nuisance, they will approach the person responsible and ask them to stop. If they refuse, a notice may be served to stop them having bonfires.

Ensure that plastics, painted materials, plywood and chipboard are NOT burned as they can give off poisonous chemicals - some of which can cause cancer

If you are having problems with any nuisance wildlife, including opossums, raccoons, armadillos or squirrels please contact one of the trappers or contact Animal Services for brochures on how to handle the problem yourself.

Recreational fires are limited to three foot by three foot in size and must have a permit from the Fire Prevention Bureau. Fires larger in size require the presence of off-duty firefighters and equipment at a considerable cost. For a large bonfire, click on the following link to send an email inquiry or call 970-221-6570 for costs associated with off- duty PFA personnel. Please send an email to BURN PERMIT REQUIREMENTS for information about cost and specific permit requirements.

Generally no. This is an issue that you must resolve with the owner of the neighbouring land / property.

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If you are concerned that the behaviour you have observed is illegal, contact the police in the first instance. If you are concerned about the amount of noise that is coming from the property or if you think that the tenant is breaching the body corporate rules, you may wish to bring this to the attention of the tenant in the first instance.

Anti-social behaviour is one of the major causes of problems in local communities and it accounts for a huge number of calls made to the police. In Hertfordshire we have adopted a system of problem solving policing to tackle the root causes of the problems, not just the symptoms. In most cases, our response will not be to attend immediately when we receive such a complaint.

Dogs do bark, but it isn't natural or necessary for them to bark continuously. If you are having a problem with a neighbour's barking dog then you have two main options. First, for the sake of keeping on good terms, you should consider approaching your neighbour and politely let them know that their dog is causing a problem. The dog's owner is often unaware that this is the case and it would be helpful to them if you could explain when the dog tends to bark.

Generally yes. However there are restrictions. You must not cause a nuisance to your neighbours and even then you should restrict the waste you burn to dry (not green) garden waste, clean timber, cardboard or paper. Burning other materials on an open fire may prove toxic, especially plastics, rubber, paint and oils. You are less likely to cause a nuisance when the wind direction is blowing away from neighbouring properties.

Bonfires are allowed on private property without a permit if they meet the following conditions; size is no larger than 3 feet wide by 2 feet high and attended at all times. No fires are allowed, ever, in the town of Blue River or during times of a fire ban.

Nope, Meade County has passed a permanent 'open burning' ordinance - no open flames. This means no campfires, no bonfires, no open fire pits. You can bring camp stoves and lanterns.

Absolutely no bonfires, campfires, etc. are allowed on the premises. The risk of a fire spreading is simply too high.

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Nags Head - Permits are required and are obtained from the Nags Head Fire Department located at 5314 Croatan Highway after 5:00pm on the specific day the fire is requested. Fires will not be permitted if winds are 10 knots or more. A picture ID, the address of applicant and the location for the requested fire are required. Fires cannot be built within 50 feet of any combustible material.

Critter Catchers specializes in excluding uninvited wild guests. They can also make repairs. They can be contacted at (949) 497-5046.

In many associations, the bylaws and the rules and regulations will provide guidance for difficult neighbors. If the matter cannot be resolved directly with the neighbor, then the help of the trustees or your property manager can be requested.

There are no set times when you can or can't have a bonfire. You should avoid burning once it gets dark as you may attract the attentions of the Fire Service. You should also avoid burning when people have washing out to dry or are likely to be disturbed by a fire.