or how many times a hurricane destroys things,or those tornados or rivers that flood a lot....
lived there 50 years never heard that one....
SmartLA2028 - Smart City Strategy.pdf https://share.google/C2DlmVV0QOnAt7tSE
To eliminate single homes to put in low income housing, aka slums.
That's what democrats do, either deliberately or due to stupidity.
And it was permitted PRIOR to the fire, so doesn't even count.
Nearly a year after Pacific Palisades burned, there’s a new house....
It is the first rebuilt home in the Palisades to receive a certificate of occupancy, according to the mayor’s office, since the deadly fire there ravaged the area nearly a year ago while destroying 6,837 structures. The home won’t actually be occupied soon—it’s a showpiece for the developer.
One house in a year and it's not even for sale.
They survived for many many decades with proper forest management procedures and having forest fire fighting skills. Perhaps have forest cuts every couple of miles with a dry hydrant system that can be charged when needed along with that forest management as an example. It is not that expensive
