Fayette County's
outdoor burning ban is about to begin again.
During the
ban, all outdoor burning of lawn debris will be prohibited. Burning of
debris from land clearing for development projects will also be prohibited
during the ban.
The ban will
be lifted again in October.
The ban was
instituted to help improve air quality in the metro Atlanta region, which
has been designated as a "serious" nonattainment area for ground-level
ozone, a major component of smog.
The area's
poor air quality has been blamed for a variety of health ailments and
also impacts the environment, officials have said.
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