BOCC Work Session - Wildfire Resiliency Code
Montrose County planning staff and the building official presented a proposed wildfire resiliency code at a February 24 BOCC work session, explained what types of construction and land will be covered, and answered residents' questions about exemptions, costs, and enforcement. Staff said the county aims to adopt the state model or a stricter version by April 1 with a possible enforcement delay until July 1.
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