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TITLE IS: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION . SUBTITLE 8: AIR POLLUTION chapter i: poiurrloa control board SUBCHAPTER 1: OPEN 8URNIRG PART 237 ; OPEN BURNING SU8PART A: GENERAL PROVISIONS Section v 237.TO I 237.102 237.103 237.110 237.120, 237.130 Definitions Prohibitions Explosive Haste .. local Enforcement CNempjtlons. Frteport Air Curtain Destructor .SUBPART 8: PERMITS -Section 237.201 237.202 237.203 237.204 237.205 237.206 237.207 Available Permits Permit Application PenaIt Conditions Standards of Issuance Ouratlon and Renewal Revision Revocation Appendix A: Rule into Section Table Appendix B:' Section into Rule Table AUTHORITY: Implementing Section 10 and authorized by Section 27 or the. Environmental Protection Act (ill.? Rev. slat. 1981. ch. ill 1/2. pars. 1010 and 3027). v* * SOURCE: Adopted as Rii^es 401 through 406. R70-1I. 2 PCS 373. Tiled and efTecttve September 7. 1971; Renumbered as Chapter 2: Air Pollution. Part V': Open Burning. R72-11. 6 PCS 1.99. Tiled and efTecttve November- 10. 1972: amended it 3 1)1. Reg. SI. p. 117.- effective Oecember 7, 1979: amended at 6 111. Reg. 14S21. effective November 8. 1982: codified at 7 111. Reg. 13626. SUBPART A: GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 217:101' Definitions ATI terms.which appear in. this Pari have the definitions specif,led in .this Part .and 3S 111. Ado. Code 201.and 211, "Agricultural Wastes": any refuse, except garbage and dead animals,'generated on a farm or ' ranch by Crop'and livestock production practices Including such Items as t|ags, cartons, dry bedding, structural materials and crop residues but excluding .landscape wastes, - "Clean woo'd Building,Debris": the wooden remains of a building. The term excludes rubber, asphalt and nonwooden materials. -Disaster-; a major disaster declared by the ' 'President of the United States or the Governor .of Illinois, -Disaster Area": area in mid) a major disaster has been*declared by the President or the United - States or the Governor- of Illinois: -Oouictle Waste-: any refuse generated on slngle-famUy-domlclllary property as a result of domiciliary activities. The tern excludes landscape waste, garbage and trade waste. "Garbage":- refuse resulting fro* the handling. - processing^preparation...cooking and consumption of food or-food products; , "Landscape Waste": any vegetable or plant refuse..except. g*rbaa$-and agricultural waste.. The term Includes trees., tree trlmsfngs. branches, stumps, brush, weeds, leaves, grass. . shrubbery and yard trimmings. POpen Burning": - the combustion1 of any natter In sodi a way that the products of the contention aft emitted To the open air without Originating In or passing-through equipment for which a permit could be Issued under'Section' 9(b) 0f the ' Act (EnvironmentaT Protection 'ActvTTTvRev;" Stat. 1981. Ch. Ill 1/2. par. 1009(b)). Refused -any-discarded natter;--oc.any maXLec which.is to be -reduced In-volume, or otherwise changed In chemical or physical properties. In order to-fecTHtate tts-dtxcard? removal-or -.disposal. *- "Restrlcted Areas":. the acea-wtthtn the boundaries-of any ^municipality" as defined In the Illinois Municipal Code (111. Rev. Stat. : 1981. Oh. -24, par. 1-1-2), plus a zone extending .one -mite beyond-the boundaries-uf any such untclpaltty having a population of 1,000 or more according to the latest federal census. '."Trade-Waste": any refuse resulting from the prosecution of any trade, business. Industry, comncrclal.venture. ot-H-lty- or service activity and. any government or Institutional activity, whether or not for profit: The term Includes landscape, waste but excludes agricultural waste. (Source: -Amended at-'3~I11. Reg.''SI. p. 117. effective December 7. 1979) , Section 237.102' Prohibitions --` a) No person shall cause or allow open burning. , except as provided In.this Part. b) No person shall cause or allow the burning of ' any j-efuse In. any chamber or apparatus. unless such chamber or apparatus Is designed for-the 'punwTe'or"dTspwstng^of~the class-of-refuse being burned. Section 217.103 Explosive Waste Open burning of wastes creating a hazard of explosion, fire-or other serious harm, unless