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Old 02-22-2009, 12:03 PM
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Can anybody explain the laws regarding wood burning fireplaces in the Vail Valley? I understand that all new construction is supposed to have gas, but what about older homes. What about converting a gas to woodburning if you have a special filter for pollution? Does anybody know where I can find this info?
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You could check the Town of Vail web site at Town of Vail, Colorado or call their building department at 970-479-2128.
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