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biophile

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5. In the future, they might not have to

Reply to MichMan (Reply #4)

Thu Jan 9, 2025, 07:52 PM

Jan 2025

Insurance companies will refuse to insure certain areas. It could become unaffordable to build there unless you can build to a fireproof code, if such a thing exists.

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No amount of brush clearing mchill Jan 2025 #1

You sure got that right! If you got the wind and low humidity going against you, it is almost impossible to SWBTATTReg Jan 2025 #2

I mean NOTHING will work in extreme WINDS mchill Jan 2025 #10

Absolutely. Nothing will work and the unfortunate thing to simply just get out of the way, and let it go, you really SWBTATTReg Jan 2025 #11

Not to mention no rain for 8 months, drying everything out LymphocyteLover Jan 2025 #8

happens every year. can't get more predctible than that. the only change is the location and wind direction nt msongs Jan 2025 #3

Why didn't the California government prohibit people building homes there? MichMan Jan 2025 #4

In the future, they might not have to biophile Jan 2025 #5

Some buildings were over 100 years old Lulu KC Jan 2025 #7

too much money involved in building those homes, I would bet LymphocyteLover Jan 2025 #9

There was a guy up in the Malibu hills that Klarkashton Jan 2025 #6