Meeting the County’s Highest Fire Safety Standards
The new Lilac Hills Ranch is designed to meet the highest fire protection standards in San Diego County. The project will provide a new or expanded fire station that will ensure emergency responders can reach every home in the community in less than 5 minutes.
The community will pay more than $1.3 million annually to the Deer Springs Fire Protection District. The funds will benefit the local district and strengthen the regional fire protection network, making North County safer. The District has approved the community’s fire protection plan. |
Lilac Hills Ranch Fire Response Time Map
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Building a Safe Community
Fire prevention measures, developed by firefighters, have been embedded into the design of the community:
- Ignition-resistant building materials, including roofs, walls, windows, doors, eaves, and vents
- Every home equipped with fire sprinklers and built with ignition-resistant building materials, roofs and eaves
- Community roads are designed to Deer Springs Fire Protection District and County Consolidated Fire Code safety standards
- 50-foot irrigated buffer surrounding the entire community
- 100 feet of defensible space around homes