Police stop campfire in Lohr: Danger of fire despite ban!

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Police stop open fire in Lohr am Main despite ban. Important information about legal regulations for fireplaces.

Polizei stoppt offenes Feuer in Lohr am Main trotz Verbot. Wichtige Informationen zu gesetzlichen Regelungen für Feuerstellen.
Police stop open fire in Lohr am Main despite ban. Important information about legal regulations for fireplaces.

Police stop campfire in Lohr: Danger of fire despite ban!

On Saturday evening, June 29, 2025, an incident occurred in Lohr am Main that caused a stir. An open fire in an allotment garden led to a police operation after residents alerted the police. At around 10 p.m., a patrol crew arrived on the scene and discovered the campfire in a fire bowl in the area of ​​the Heegweg extension. The 59-year-old man responsible was asked to put out the fire immediately. The background to the operation was a strict ban on open fires outdoors issued by the city of Lohr am Main in order to minimize the acute risk of fire. The man now has to expect a misdemeanor charge, which should certainly be a lesson for him.

The ban on open fires arouses the interest of many garden owners. Understandably, many people want to grill or light a fire outdoors to have a cozy evening. But what is the legal situation actually? According to information from Deurag The legal regulations vary from state to state. In some communities, open fires are virtually taboo, while in others, filled fire bowls may be permitted under special conditions.

Special regulations for fireplaces

What is particularly interesting is that not all types of fire require a permit. Fire bowls with a diameter of less than one meter can usually be used without a permit as long as they are used as a cozy fire. If you need additional documents, it is best for owners to ask their city administration or the local fire department. My garden expert highlights that the fuels that may be used are also clearly defined. This includes natural wood, barbecue charcoal and even certain gases. But be careful: closed fireplaces often do not require a permit, while open fireplaces are usually subject to strict requirements.

Another important note for garden owners is fire safety. Before lighting a fire, you should carefully check the legal regulations and ensure that the environment is fireproof and that fuels are environmentally friendly. It is also important not to leave the fire unattended and in dry weather conditions it is better to avoid fires in the garden altogether.

Compliance with such regulations is important not only for your own safety, but also for the neighborhood. Finally, you should always be considerate of neighbors' annoyances and plan celebrations or barbecues in good time to avoid unpleasant confrontations.
News Alliancedraws attention to the fact that the main focus should be on safety and respect for general regulations.