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Open-Flame Grills Banned On Condo & Apartment Balconies In Osage Beach

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OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — As of Saturday, open-flame grills are no longer allowed on decks or balconies of multi-family residences in the Osage Beach Fire Protection District.

The Board voted to adopt Section 308.1.4 of the International Fire Code after a 90-day comment period and three public forums. The rule, already in place in other Lake-area fire districts, bans charcoal burners and open-flame devices on combustible balconies or within 10 feet of combustible construction starting March 1.

Exceptions include single-family homes, areas protected by automatic sprinkler systems, and small LP-gas cooking devices with a container capacity of 2.5 pounds or less.


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