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If a large fire swept through Del Mar and the surrounding area, would homes located near or within the Wildland-Urban Interface burn quickly?

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If a large fire swept through Del Mar and the surrounding area, would homes located near or within the Wildland-Urban Interface burn quickly?

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Del Mar is adjacent to and located on hilly terrain with very dense fuel loads, similar to that of Malibu and Laguna Beach area. The climate, geography and topography create a severe wildland fire danger. The recommendation by the California State Fire Marshall’s office to designate certain areas as “Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone” indicates a significant wildland hazard. Due to fuel load, hilly terrain, accessibility and wind-driven embers, numerous homes could be consumed by fire in a short time period.

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