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April 28, 2008 at 1:41 PM #195802April 28, 2008 at 1:41 PM #195828
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GuestThe research I’ve done, with my industry access to risk assessment maps show Carlsbad as generally much lower wildfire risk. No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.
From my research, South Carlsbad had an voluntary evac only due to smoke in the Fall 2007 wildfires.
I was lucky to have sold my house out east and had my company relocate me out here. Decent relo package but I don’t view myself as rich, perhaps comfortable.
I’m actually returning after a long hiatus, good to be back.
April 28, 2008 at 1:41 PM #195849GuestThe research I’ve done, with my industry access to risk assessment maps show Carlsbad as generally much lower wildfire risk. No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.
From my research, South Carlsbad had an voluntary evac only due to smoke in the Fall 2007 wildfires.
I was lucky to have sold my house out east and had my company relocate me out here. Decent relo package but I don’t view myself as rich, perhaps comfortable.
I’m actually returning after a long hiatus, good to be back.
April 28, 2008 at 1:41 PM #195890GuestThe research I’ve done, with my industry access to risk assessment maps show Carlsbad as generally much lower wildfire risk. No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.
From my research, South Carlsbad had an voluntary evac only due to smoke in the Fall 2007 wildfires.
I was lucky to have sold my house out east and had my company relocate me out here. Decent relo package but I don’t view myself as rich, perhaps comfortable.
I’m actually returning after a long hiatus, good to be back.
April 28, 2008 at 1:57 PM #195781ibjames
Participantsheesh 4S, perhaps you should apply at the 4S office?
April 28, 2008 at 1:57 PM #195812Participantsheesh 4S, perhaps you should apply at the 4S office?
April 28, 2008 at 1:57 PM #195838Participantsheesh 4S, perhaps you should apply at the 4S office?
April 28, 2008 at 1:57 PM #195859Participantsheesh 4S, perhaps you should apply at the 4S office?
April 28, 2008 at 1:57 PM #195900Participantsheesh 4S, perhaps you should apply at the 4S office?
April 28, 2008 at 2:10 PM #1957914Sbuyer2002
Participant“No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.”
I am in complete agreement. My point is that the relative degree of risk to 4S for wildfires is relatively low for all of the reasons I discussed. Certainly as low as most areas of Carlsbad that are not within 1-2 miles of the coast. And for those homes right on the coast . . . should they be older construction they have a significantly increased risk of fire, not from wild fires, but everyday house fire causes if they do not have the up to date fire suppression technologies which are a part of every 4S house.
No place is safe from all fires. 4S is safer than most in San Diego.
grateful owner . . . .
April 28, 2008 at 2:10 PM #195822Participant“No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.”
I am in complete agreement. My point is that the relative degree of risk to 4S for wildfires is relatively low for all of the reasons I discussed. Certainly as low as most areas of Carlsbad that are not within 1-2 miles of the coast. And for those homes right on the coast . . . should they be older construction they have a significantly increased risk of fire, not from wild fires, but everyday house fire causes if they do not have the up to date fire suppression technologies which are a part of every 4S house.
No place is safe from all fires. 4S is safer than most in San Diego.
grateful owner . . . .
April 28, 2008 at 2:10 PM #195848Participant“No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.”
I am in complete agreement. My point is that the relative degree of risk to 4S for wildfires is relatively low for all of the reasons I discussed. Certainly as low as most areas of Carlsbad that are not within 1-2 miles of the coast. And for those homes right on the coast . . . should they be older construction they have a significantly increased risk of fire, not from wild fires, but everyday house fire causes if they do not have the up to date fire suppression technologies which are a part of every 4S house.
No place is safe from all fires. 4S is safer than most in San Diego.
grateful owner . . . .
April 28, 2008 at 2:10 PM #195869Participant“No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.”
I am in complete agreement. My point is that the relative degree of risk to 4S for wildfires is relatively low for all of the reasons I discussed. Certainly as low as most areas of Carlsbad that are not within 1-2 miles of the coast. And for those homes right on the coast . . . should they be older construction they have a significantly increased risk of fire, not from wild fires, but everyday house fire causes if they do not have the up to date fire suppression technologies which are a part of every 4S house.
No place is safe from all fires. 4S is safer than most in San Diego.
grateful owner . . . .
April 28, 2008 at 2:10 PM #195910Participant“No place is truly immune from Wildfire in Southern California. It is just the degree of risk that varies.”
I am in complete agreement. My point is that the relative degree of risk to 4S for wildfires is relatively low for all of the reasons I discussed. Certainly as low as most areas of Carlsbad that are not within 1-2 miles of the coast. And for those homes right on the coast . . . should they be older construction they have a significantly increased risk of fire, not from wild fires, but everyday house fire causes if they do not have the up to date fire suppression technologies which are a part of every 4S house.
No place is safe from all fires. 4S is safer than most in San Diego.
grateful owner . . . .
April 28, 2008 at 2:36 PM #195796lendingbubblecontinues
ParticipantDude, 4S is a future Mira Mesa. Get over your own grateful self.
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