Do I Need a Burn permit??
Nope
- Fencelines
- Ditches
- Irrigation Canals
- Windblown vegetation/weeds
- Orchard Prunings
Yep
- Small spots of field residue
- Post-harvest crop and field residue
- Cereal grain stubble
- Bales
- Orchards
| Fee | Minimum Fee | Variable Fee |
Field burning | $37.50 for 10 acres | $3.75 for each additional acre |
| Spot burning | $37.50 for 10 acres | none |
| Pile burning | $80 for first 80 tons | $1 for each additional ton |
The Agricultural Burning rule (Chapter 173-430 WAC) was revised effective May 13, 2019.
Phone: +1.5096483680 Address: 3 N. Park Street, St. john WA 99171
The Department of Ecology requires a permit for most ag burning. We are authorized to to issue full field as well as spot burning permits at the PRLCD office. However, non-agricultural burning does not require a burn permit. All burning must comply with burn bans.
Applications are available at the PRLCD office or printed from the links below. Also, remember to bring your field maps of desired burn locations!
Palouse-Rock Lake Conservation District