Adopt fire risk zones as required by state law
Resolution Ordinance No. 14-25 N.S.
In Plain English
Cal Fire updated fire hazard maps for Richmond using new climate data and requires cities to adopt them by law. The maps classify 2,869 properties as moderate, high, or very high fire risk based on vegetation and slope. If approved, these zones determine building standards and insurance disclosures for affected properties.
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