How Zone Zero Might Protect California Homes From Fires
• California proposes 'zone zero' rules for a 5-foot defensible space around homes in high fire-risk areas.
• The regulations ban combustible landscaping and limit combustible items near homes, but allow some exemptions.
• A public hearing is scheduled in Pasadena to gather input on the proposed wildfire safety regulations.
Zone Zero protects California homes from fires
California is no stranger to the devastating effects of wildfires. In an effort to mitigate these risks, the California Board of Forestry and Fire Protection is proposing new regulations known as “zone zero.” These rules aim to create a five-foot defensible space around structures located in high fire hazard areas, providing a crucial buffer against encroaching flames.
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