Welcome to West-Win Homeowners' Association

~ preserving the ambiance of our area ~

Fire fighter training, extinguisher training; Use of an air curtain destructor; Prairie & ecological landscape burns; Disposal of disaster debris as authorized by State, County or local authorities.
“Recreational fires” are defined as an outdoor open fire for entertainment, leisure or cooking purposes, and which does not require a governmental permit. Recreational fires must be outdoors, but in all instances shall comply with the following:
1. Fuel for a Recreational fire shall be limited to the burning of clean, seasoned, dry firewood. For the purpose of this Section, “clean, dry firewood” shall include dried logs and dried branches without leaves or greenery. “Firewood” shall not include grass, brush, roots, or other similar vegetation, construction materials, treated woods, plywood or pressure-treated wood.
2. Recreational fires shall not use any fuel that produce excessive smoke, cinders or other emissions characteristic of non-seasoned wood.
3. A Recreational fire shall not be used to dispose of any garbage, debris, refuse or waste (including landscape waste).
4. Recreational fires shall be controlled burns. For the purpose of this Section, “controlled burn” or “controlled burning” shall mean a fire that is physically contained by fire pit, grill or other recognized containment method, and which is under constant, direct adult supervision at all times a flames or glowing embers are visibly present.