§ 8.3.6. Classification of hazards.

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For purposes of administration, hazards are divided into these classes:
A.

Wildfire hazards. (See Wildfire Hazard Areas Map which was adopted by the county commissioners on June 25, 2001.)

B.

Geologic hazards:

Class I hazards —Include expansive soil and rock.

Class II hazards —Include but are not limited to avalanche; landslide; rockfall; mud flow and debris fans; unstable or potentially-unstable slopes; seismic effects; radioactivity; and ground subsidence.

(Res. No. 12062005R012, Exh. A, Item 4, 12-6-2005)

                    
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