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Kittitas County high/extreme Class A roof-covering path
In an unincorporated Kittitas County high or extreme fire-hazard area located outside a fire department, new and qualifying reroof work requires a Class A roof covering unless the Fire Marshal approves another path in writing with supporting reasons.
This record matches only a documented Class A roof-covering classification. The current fire-department boundary, hazard map, exact classified configuration, deck, underlayment, installation, project trigger, and any written Fire Marshal alternative remain separate checks. No test method is encoded as a local legal predicate because the cited County clause states the classification floor but does not print a test method.
Published requirement text
“roof coverings ... shall be of fire resistant/retardant materials with no less than a "Class A" rating”
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In Kittitas County, this instrument has an active application record — 7 official checks open. Open the Kittitas County record
| Place | Force | Reach | Dated | Checks open | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kittitas County | active application documented | unincorporated county | adopted 2021-03-02 | 7 | Kittitas County Code Title 20, Chapter 20.10 Wildland Urban Interface Code |
Machine-readable constraints
| Attribute | Operator | Value |
|---|---|---|
| assemblyRole | eq | roof-covering |
| fireRating | eq | class-a |