R307-208-2. Prohibition

(1) Prohibited fuels. No person shall burn any of the following items in an outdoor wood boiler: (a) Wood that does not meet the definition of clean wood; (b) Unseasoned wood; (c) Garbage; (d) Tires; (e) Yard waste, including lawn clippings; (f) Materials containing plastic; (g) Materials containing rubber; (h) Waste petroleum products; (i) Paints or paint thinners; (j) Household or laboratory chemicals; (k) Coal; (l) Glossy or colored paper; (m) Construction and demolition debris; (n) Plywood; (o) Particleboard; (p) Fiberboard; (q) Oriented strand board; (r) Manure; (s) Animal carcasses; (t) Asphalt products; (2) No person shall operate an outdoor wood boiler within 1000 feet of a private or public school, hospital or day care facility. (3) Setback. A new residential outdoor wood boiler shall not be located less than 100 feet from the nearest property boundary line. A new commercial outdoor wood boiler shall not be located less than 200 feet from the nearest property boundary nor 300 feet from a property boundary of a residentially zoned property. (4) Stack height. A new outdoor wood boiler shall have a permanent stack extending five feet higher than the peak of any roof structure within 150 feet of the outdoor wood boiler. (5) In areas other than those described in R307-208-5(1), no person shall sell, offer for sale, supply, install, purchase, or transfer an outdoor wood boiler after May 1, 2013, unless it is EPA Phase 2 qualified wood boiler or EPA Phase 2 qualified wood pellet outdoor boiler.