Spring is almost upon us and yard and property clean-ups will be going on as people prepare for the warmer months.
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OREGON – Spring is almost upon us and yard and property clean-ups will be going on as people prepare for the warmer months.
This time of year also is when some people conduct open burning of landscape waste as they go about their clean-up projects. The Ogle County Solid Waste Management Department offers these guidelines as outdoor spring cleaning begins.
The open burning of landscape waste is generally allowed in Illinois but may be restricted or be subject to more stringent regulations if you live in or near a municipality. If you do live in or near a municipality, check your local regulations prior to burning landscape waste.
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