Roasting a large pig during a full out fire ban

[CompletelyNumb]

So we've got this large gathering planned outside Golden next month, and part of it was a pig roast. Normally we build our own cooking area for this, but this year there are fire bans.

Looking at this, it seems everything is banned except CSA stamped stoves: http://bcfireinfo.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/...2020170707.pdf

I was wondering if any of the camping gurus here knew of something we could use or create for roasting a 100 Lb pig, that didnt violate any of these restrictions?

[Nufy]

can you bury it....hawaiian style ?

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I was hoping so.

I'm going to call some BC official offices tomorrow for verification. There's all sorts of pig roasting BBQs I can rent, but I wanted more info on the "CSA Approved" rule. Not sure how many of these rentals are approved, or if they simply are a home built contraption. Wasn't sure if I was misunderstanding something, or if another method of cooking I'm not thinking of wasn't listed in the bans. Don't want to get into any trouble.

[CompletelyNumb]

Took a number of phone calls but I finally got an official response.

Liquid fuels like propane are allowed, as well as briquettes. Apparatus has to be off the ground. No flames taller than 15cm.

Sounds like we'll be renting a large BBQ