ARM 17.8.326

ARM 17.8.326. PROHIBITED MATERIALS FOR WOOD OR COAL RESIDENTIAL STOVES

TransferredLast amended: 1996Length: 106 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Mont. Admin. R. 17.8.326

(1) No person may cause or authorize the use of the following materials to be combusted in any residential solid-fuel combustion device such as a wood, coal, or pellet stove or fireplace: (a) food wastes; (b) Styrofoam and other plastics; (c) wastes generating noxious odors; (d) poultry litter; (e) animal droppings; (f) dead animals or dead animal parts; (g) tires; (h) asphalt shingles; (i) tar paper; (j) insulated wire; (k) treated lumber and timbers including railroad ties; (l) pathogenic wastes; (m) colored newspaper or magazine print; (n) hazardous wastes as defined by administrative rules found at ARM Title 17, chapter 54, subchapter 3; or (o) chemicals.
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