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**jimmy28** · 07-03-2008, 04:05 PM

The question being, how many of these 13 communities are recent developments?

I do not remember this being such a problem in the past, even during drought seasons.

You know, it seems simple to me. You build a house in a flood zone, you build it on piers.

You build it in a fire zone, you think they would come up with some way of abating much of the risk (like the eco-friendly sub-terranian type houses that were shocased as far back as the 80's).

You build a cheap wooden house in a dry brushland... hell, you build a COMMUNITY of cheap wooden houses in a dry brushland you are just asking for problems.

07-03-2008, 04:05 PM	#4
jimmy28 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	The question being, how many of these 13 communities are recent developments? I do not remember this being such a problem in the past, even during drought seasons. You know, it seems simple to me. You build a house in a flood zone, you build it on piers. You build it in a fire zone, you think they would come up with some way of abating much of the risk (like the eco-friendly sub-terranian type houses that were shocased as far back as the 80's). You build a cheap wooden house in a dry brushland... hell, you build a COMMUNITY of cheap wooden houses in a dry brushland you are just asking for problems.
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