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Fruit Heights council adopts revised open-fires and fireworks map to match county hazard areas
Summary
The council voted unanimously March 24 to adopt an updated map restricting open fires and fireworks in higher-risk areas, aligning the city with county and state hazard designations; staff said ordinance language on fire pits will be revised later.
Fruit Heights officials unanimously adopted an updated open‑fires and fireworks restriction map on March 24, after staff said the change was needed to match county and state hazard areas.
The council approved a motion to adopt the map as presented. City staff said the map adds the west side of Highway 89 and other portions of hillside neighborhoods after recent dry conditions…
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