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Los Angeles Times
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State approves Zone Zero fire-safe landscaping
California’s Board of Forestry has unanimously approved new Zone Zero landscaping rules aimed at reducing wildfire risk in high hazard areas. The regulations prohibit all plants within one foot of homes and require a cleared five-foot zone free of combustible materials around structures, with some flexibility for local jurisdictions. Homeowners in these zones will have up to five years to comply, while new construction must adhere immediately, as part of efforts to improve wildfire survival and insurability.
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