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(g) Fires used for cinematic purposes Fires used with cinematography shall be allowed by the Fire chief provided adequate safeguards as determined by the Fire chief is provided. Exception: Signal flares for emergency use. 3. Fires to abate a fire hazard (a) Fires to abate a fire hazard. A site plan shall be submitted to the AHJ at least 14 days prior to the burn activity. The site plan shall include: Contact information of the person(s) responsible. Location or address of the burn site(s). Type of fuel being burned. - Date and time of ignition. Means of extinguishment (shall be suitable to the AHJ). Fire department access as approved by the AHJ. Burn site shall be subject to inspection. The Fire dispatch center shall be notified on their non- emergency number at least 30 minutes prior to ignition. 4. Fires for prevention or control of disease or pests Fires for prevention or control of disease or pests. A site plan and approval by the State Department of Health shall be submitted to the AHJ at least 14 days prior to the burn activity.The site plan shall include: - Contact information of the person responsible. Location or address of the burn site(s). Date and time of ignition. Means of extinguishment (shall be suitable to the AHJ). Fire department access as approved by the AHJ. Burn site shall be subject to inspection. The Fire dispatch center shall be notified on their non- emergency number at least 30 minutes prior to ignition. 5. Fires for the training of fire personnel Fires for the training of fire personnel. All fires of this nature shall be approved by the Fire chief.