Which type of fires are permitted within RTAs with prior approval?

Controlled fires in designated portable containers are permitted within RTAs with prior approval due to safety and environmental considerations. These types of fires are often designed to minimize the risk of spreading beyond the designated area, allowing for better fire management. The use of portable containers allows for fire activities to be contained and controlled more effectively, ensuring compliance with local regulations and safety protocols.

In contrast, campfires with permits may not necessarily imply the same level of control or safety management as controlled fires within designated containers. Open bonfires typically present a greater risk of uncontrolled fires spreading, making them generally prohibited in many areas. The choice indicating that all fires are prohibited does not account for the controlled nature of fires allowed with prior approval. This highlights the necessity of oversight and conditions under which certain fire activities can safely occur in RTAs.