ONRCD Discussion Group Series is open to the public.
 
 TITLE:  Don't Burn Vermont
 
 WHEN:   October 26, 2005 Wednesday
     11:00am to 12:30pm
 
 WHERE:  South Woodstock Fire Station
 
 SPEAKER: Phil Etter
 Air Pollution Control Division
   Dept of Environmental Conservation
   Agency of Natural Resources
  Waterbury, VT 
 
 TOPIC to be discussed: Backyard Burning
 What to burn, What NOT to burn
      When to burn, When NOT to burn
 
   Current and proposed regulations
 for outdoor wood furnaces
 
   How to recycle farm materials
    What to do with AG plastics 
 from round wrapped hay bales 
 
 
 
Pass the word to:  Farmers, fire fighters, land owners,
Outdoor wood furnace distributors, owners and potential owners
 
 
Sponsored by: ONRCD
Ottauquechee Natural Resources Conservation District 
 
 
Please feel free to call with questions.
 
 
Linda K. Schneider
ONRCD District Manager
802-295-7942 x11 office

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC:

FARMERS, FIRE FIGHTERS, LANDOWNERS

WOOD FURNACE OWNERS, DISTRIBUTORS AND POTENTIAL OWNERS

DIRECTIONS: Route 4 to Woodstock town green on the South side

Turn Right just before the Woodstock Inn onto Route 106 South

Go five miles

Pass the So Woodstock Country Store

IN the next bad turn, at Morgan Hill Rd

– turn Left into the So Woodstock Fire Station

If you reach GMHA, you have passed it.

(Green Mountain Horse Association)

WARNING: Travel the speed limit, Woodstock police are everywhere!

DO YOU HAVE A BURN BARREL OUT BACK,

AND YOU’RE NOT AFRAID TO USE IT?

Find out the details about backyard burning from the experts.

Farmers, what do you do with farm materials?

* Feed bags lined with plastic

* AG Plastic from the large round hay bales

Find out what the experts are advising.

Cost of heating your home gotcha thinking about purchasing

an outdoor wood furnace?

Find out the regulations, both: current and proposed