Sourced local code · county in New Mexico
Santa Fe County
Program and model
Santa Fe County is New Mexico's 1 sourced local node, and it carries no construction application — the wildfire construction answer here is the 2018 IWUIC model floor, stated as such. What applies to your house begins from that baseline.
High-desert counties often regulate through other instruments; none is sourced here, and what we can't tell you yet is the page's honest ledger.
Altitude sets the palette here — USDA half-zones 6b to 7a — and 412 of New Mexico's 429 documented plant records reach the county. Living here reads the zone lines.
What applies to your house here
The national program and model-code floor answers construction here until a local application is normalized.
No exact code-application record is normalized for Santa Fe County. The sourced local code remains; it does not activate construction requirements.
Products documented for the model and programs
- 2 vents products match the governing requirement → Model code
- 11 roofing products match the governing requirement → Model code
- 26 windows products match the governing requirement → Model code
- 3 doors products match the governing requirement → Model code
- 11 siding products match the governing requirement → Model code
- No sourced decking product matches the governing requirement yet → Model code
- 1 eaves product matches the governing requirement → Model code
- No sourced gutters product matches the governing requirement yet → Model code
- 25 fencing products match the governing requirement → Voluntary program
- 1 landscaping product matches the governing requirement → Voluntary program
What we can't tell you yet
New Mexico has 1 sourced local node; 0 have a sourced construction application.
Living here
Grow for this county is the state plant pool cut to USDA half-zones observed on ZIPs that resolve here (6b, 7a). Zone is not a fire rating. 412 plant records are documented for Santa Fe County out of 429 in New Mexico. 94 carry an invasive or noxious flag that applies in the state.
Plant groups in Santa Fe County →