Reply To: By-Law Prohibiting BBQ’s on Balconies – Yes/No?

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August 12, 2021 at 1:21 pm #13947
Ralph SchmidtRalph Schmidt
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We have a bylaw that deals with bbq’s on balconies. It addresses not only propane but any kind of bbq that required lighting or igniting. We are hoping to add patio heaters and any other kind of device that uses a fuel and/or is open flamed. This would include tiki lamps and fire tables. Bylaw enforces these situations regularly.

We are often faced with developers who want to include gas lines onto their balconies and we have consistently said no.

Hope that helps.

Ralph Schmidt — Cambridge