Sourced local code · city in Idaho

Eagle

Local adoption Eagle adopted 2018 IWUIC. This is the rule.

80product matches

562plant records

7guides

2026-08-26last verified

Eagle runs its wildfire rules through an overlay: the 2018 IWUIC applies inside the Ordinance 947 WUI Overlay District, not across the whole map. That geometry is the first thing to check under what applies to your house.

Inside the overlay, the outcome is not one answer but a table — Table 503.1 assigns ignition-resistant construction parcel by parcel — and the parcel, project, date, and official determinations all remain open checks under what we can't tell you yet.

Eagle is one of 2 sourced local nodes in Idaho and the only one with a construction application. The city resolves to USDA half-zone 7a, with 562 plant records documented locally of 662 statewide; living here has the garden side.

What applies to your house here

Eagle 2018 IWUIC overlay application, is the construction answer here.

Eagle has a current 2018 IWUIC application inside the Ordinance 947 WUI Overlay District, with parcel, full Table 503.1 outcome, project, Fire Protection Plan, date, and official determinations still required. Table 503.1 outcomes include IR1, IR2, IR3, IR1 + N.C., Not Required, and Not Permitted; the 15 modeled material rows project only the IR1, IR2, and IR3 product-field paths.

Eagle · active application documented

Eagle 2018 IWUIC overlay application

Scope: mapped area

15 joined requirements · Eagle City Code 7-1G-3 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code Adopted · source accessed 2026-08-26

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What meets the rule

2 vents products match the governing requirement → Adopted
11 roofing products match the governing requirement → Adopted
26 windows products match the governing requirement → Adopted
3 doors products match the governing requirement → Adopted
11 siding products match the governing requirement → Adopted
No sourced decking product matches the governing requirement yet → Adopted
1 eaves product matches the governing requirement → Adopted
No sourced gutters product matches the governing requirement yet → Adopted
25 fencing products match the governing requirement → Voluntary program
1 landscaping product matches the governing requirement → Voluntary program

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What we can't tell you yet

Idaho has 2 sourced local nodes; 1 has a sourced construction application. Adoption is not statewide by implication: Boise has none sourced here.

These checks stay open because the sourced instrument leaves them to the official record, not because this page skipped them:

Whether the instrument is in force for this project's date.
The official boundary that would put a parcel inside the application.
Confirmation from the building official for this project.
The official hazard class for the lot.
The official hazard or WUI map for the lot.
Whether this project type is in scope of the instrument.

6 requirement rows have no matched product in the directory

doors: iwuic-2018-class-1-2-multilayered-glazing
doors: iwuic-2018-class-1-2-noncombustible-exterior-door
doors: iwuic-2018-class-1-2-solid-core-exterior-door
decking: iwuic-2018-class-1-2-noncombustible-deck
eaves: iwuic-2018-class-2-solid-eave-enclosure
gutters: iwuic-2018-noncombustible-gutters

Living here

Grow for this city is the state plant pool cut to USDA half-zones observed on ZIPs that resolve here (7a). Zone is not a fire rating. 562 plant records are documented for Eagle out of 662 in Idaho. 105 carry an invasive or noxious flag that applies in the state.

Plant groups in Eagle →

Reading that names Eagle

7 place-focused guides → Learn.

This briefing is the place answer; the claim graph lives on object pages and the Eagle JSON twin · Methodology