'Zone zero' defensible space requirement for high-fire risk areas
Hardening the landscape adjacent to your home by removing mulch and vegetation can make it much more defensible during a wildland fire.
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Hardening the landscape adjacent to your home by removing mulch and vegetation can make it much more defensible during a wildland fire.
“Zone zero” is a new defensible space requirement for homes in very high fire risk areas.