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Rebuilding L.A. After the Fires
01-31-23 | 10
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Sign Up Now These Important Seminars and Panel Discussions:
Rebuilding Los Angeles After the Palisades and Eaton Fires
Related Educational Sessions
- The Future of Landscape Panel -
Growing L.A. After The Fires
by Gregory Rubin, CA's Own Native Landscaping / Doug Kent, Author and Educator / Natalie Levy, Ph.D., UC ANR / Stephanie Landregan, Altadena Green
With fire becoming an increasingly problematic environmental issue ?EUR" even right here at home. Learn about planning, design implementation, clean up and more for future fire prevention with industry leaders, Gregory Rubin, CA's Own Native Landscaping, Doug Kent, Author and Educator, Stephanie Landregan, Altadena Green, and Natalie Levy, Ph.D., UC ANR.
November 13th at 9:45 a.m.
Firescaping: Fire Resistant Landscapes
by Doug Kent, Author and Educator
In the midst of fire becoming increasingly more common and dangerous, accompany Author, Educator, and Speaker, Doug Kent to learn about structures, defensible space, and the role of plants in fire protection.
November 12th at 9:45 a.m.
Join the Landscape Expo in Anaheim
November 12th & 13th
Stay in know for Rebuilding and Preventing future fire damage. Part of the discussion will be Zone 0 ?EUR" or defensible space zones ?EUR" which is in current legislation facing the state of California. In 2020, AB 3074 passed mandating the creation of these zones but faced delays ?EUR" it was set to take effect in 2023 ?EUR"but was not finalized so Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif. Issued Executive Order N-18-25 earlier this year directing the State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection to expedite the adoption due to the Palisades and Eaton fires.
Zone 0 is the area within five feet of a structure. These regulations would prohibit combustible materials like vegetation, mulch, bark, fences, and flammable materials within this area. The Board of Forestry and Fire Protection, alongside the State Fire Marshal, will complete the formal rulemaking process by Dec. 31, 2025.
These rules will impact properties in the State Responsibility Area?EUR(TM)s Fire Hazard Severity Zones over the next three years. The show will also help attendees adapt to these new rules.
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