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4-6-8: EXEMPTIONS FROM RESTRICTIONS:
A. The city of Eagle and/or the Eagle fire protection district shall grant exemptions from this chapter if it is determined by the Eagle fire department that:
1. A solid fuel heating appliance is the sole source of heat for the structure in which it is situated; or
2. Using alternative heating would cause an unreasonable economic hardship; or
3. The solid fuel heating appliance is certified by the Eagle fire department as a clean burning appliance by the environmental protection agency (EPA).
B. Any person denied an exemption under this chapter shall be provided, at the option of the applicant for the exemption, an appeal hearing before the city council.
C. Any building constructed after the effective date of this chapter shall not be eligible for an exemption under subsections A1 and A2 of this section. (Ord. 448, 6-10-2003)
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