(Alex T. Paschal)Lee County officials have made a few changes to a proposed ordinance that would regulate open burning in the county’s unincorporated areas. The revisions would make the ordinance less restrictive, most notably by allowing open burning at any time of day or night, according to the ordinance. It’s been held over twice by the Lee County Board, at the August and September meetings, but is set to be up for approval at the Oct. 23 meeting. The ordinance was held over a second time due to more recent changes, Lee County Administrator Jeremy Englund told Shaw Local. “We had one day in Lee County where there was a red-flag warning and every fire department in Lee County was deployed” for brush and grass fires, Whelan said.