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76-13-125. Spark arresters required

76-13-125. Spark arresters required. A person may not use, drive, or operate within any wildland an internal combustion engine that is not equipped with a modern, efficient, and adequate spark arrester to prevent the escape of sparks, coals, cinders, and other burning material from the exhaust of the engine. History: En. Sec. 18, Ch. 128, L. 1939; […]

76-13-126. Restrictions on mill waste

76-13-126. Restrictions on mill waste. (1) Before each wildfire season, all persons, firms, or corporations creating or responsible for mill waste within forest areas shall treat, dispose of, remove, or reduce the hazards created so that the accumulation of the waste does not constitute a fire hazard. (2) A sawmill located within or contiguous to forest lands […]

76-13-123. Failure to extinguish recreational fire

76-13-123. Failure to extinguish recreational fire. A person who fails to extinguish a recreational fire that the person has set or ignited or in which the person has been left in charge or who negligently allows the fire to spread from the area described in 76-13-121 is subject to the penalty provided in 50-63-102 and is […]

76-13-124. Throwing lighted materials

76-13-124. Throwing lighted materials. A person who throws or places any lighted material or flaming or glowing substance that may start a fire is subject to the penalty provided in 50-63-102 and is subject to the provisions of 50-63-103. History: En. Sec. 17, Ch. 128, L. 1939; amd. Sec. 8, Ch. 397, L. 1977; R.C.M. 1947, 28-117; […]