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This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for completing the Larimer County Subdivision Wildfire Hazard Rating Form. Filling out this form accurately is essential to assess wildfire hazards in your subdivision.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Larimer County Subdivision Wildfire Hazard Rating Form and open it in an editable format.
2. In the first section, enter your name and the date. Next, fill in the size of the subdivision in acres and the number of lots available.
3. Identify the fire department responsible for your area and provide the corresponding wildfire hazard rating.
4. Complete the subdivision design section by addressing each of the components as listed, ensuring all details are accurately reported.
5. For ingress/egress, select the appropriate option that describes the number of primary roads: two or more primary roads, one road, or one way in/out.
6. Indicate the primary road width by selecting whether it is 20 feet or more, or 20 feet or less.
7. Assess the accessibility of roads in relation to their grade. Choose from road grade 5% or less, road grade 5% or more, or other.
8. Evaluate the secondary road terminus by indicating which option applies, whether it includes loop roads, turn-arounds, or dead-end roads.
9. In the average lot size section, select the category that corresponds to your subdivision's average lot size.
10. Indicate whether street signs are present in your subdivision.
11. Provide information regarding vegetation and select the appropriate fuel type present in the area.
12. Evaluate the defensible spaces completed percentage for homes within the subdivision.
13. Assess the topography by reporting the slope percentage.
14. Describe the fire protection measures in place.
15. Indicate the response time for fire services.
16. Provide details about the water source within the subdivision.
17. If there is no water source within the subdivision, complete the information for the off-site water source.
18. Evaluate structure hazards by naming the predominant materials used and the utilities present.
19. Finally, sum up the total for the subdivision and assign a hazard rating based on the scale provided.
20. Once all sections are completed, save your changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

Be sure to complete and submit your Larimer County Subdivision Wildfire Hazard Rating Form online today.