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Require fire-safe protective site design (e.g., leave fire-breaks around structures such as as parking lots or lawns).
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Require floodproofing as a condition of a certificate of occupancy for structures in the floodplain, for example, when renovation costs are 25% of the value of building.
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Require higher stormwater treatment design standards for water quality related to outputs and surface water assets.
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Require hydrologic matching before and after new developments for commercial properties.
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Require or incentivize additional stormwater detention efforts (e.g., green streets, swales, underground storage tanks).
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Require increased buffers and stream flooding capacity for stream restoration projects.
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Require new public facilities to be located outside of areas susceptible to sea level rise and increased coastal flooding.
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Require that all critical public facilities be built at least three feet above the base flood elevation or above the 500-year floodplain.
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Require that all publicly funded properties be energy efficient.
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Require that new development develop a transportation access plan to ensure that are multiple ingresses and egresses.
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Require that public facilities have open or deep foundations to avoid erosion and scour and to resist higher wind speeds.
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Require the planting of vegetation with strong root systems following a wildfire as a condition for program financing.
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Require the use of Open Space Residential Design or Conservation Subdivision regulations for any residential subdivision.
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Require the use of solar power and battery storage – either on individual units or as a community installation – on new affordable housing developments to help residents reduce energy bills as extreme
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Require the use of tree species that will persist for an expected lifetime, given shifting habitat projections.