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(4) heating of tar, welding, use of acetylene torches or highway <br />safety flares, heating for warmth of outdoor workers, smudge <br />pots and similar occupational needs. <br />(c) Fires allowed by subsection (b)(2) and (3) hereof shall not be used for <br />waste disposal purposes and shall be of minimum size sufficient for the <br />intended purpose, and the fuel shall be chosen to minimize the <br />generation of air contaminants. <br />(d) Outdoor burning shall be allowed for the following purposes with prior <br />notification to the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency in <br />accordance with paragraph (B) of Rule 3745-19-OS of the Ohio <br />Administrative Code or substantially similar code section, and after the <br />issuance of a permit by the City for the following purposes: <br />(1) the open burning of beach debris only on the inaccessible <br />beaches of Lake Erie and inaccessible beaches of the Rocky <br />River Harbor, which border the City, and only if such burning <br />is supervised at all times. Beach debris, which may be burned <br />under this section, shall be limited to natural wood or <br />untreated lumber. <br />Every applicant for a permit under this section shall file with <br />the Chief of Fire or his or her designee a written application <br />stating the applicant's full name, complete address of the <br />applicant, phone number, and a copy of the Ohio <br />Environmental Protection Agency permit granting permission <br />for open burning. The application shall also contain the <br />following; <br />A. the reason the burning is necessary; <br />B. the location and/or the premises where the burning is <br />to be conducted; <br />C. the date and start and end time at which the applicant <br />desires to conduct the open burning; <br />D. a description of the debris to be burned; <br />E. the method of fire confrol to be used; and <br />F the signature of the applicant and any other <br />responsible person who will supervise the open <br />burning. <br />The Chief of Fire or his or her designee shall only issue those <br />permits that are reasonably necessary to guarantee the public <br />health and safety. <br />(2) the prevention or control of disease or pests.. <br />(3) ceremonial purposes, including bonfires, provided each of the <br />following conditions is met. <br />