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I'M PATRICK HENRY BOGGS JR. ADVOCATING MITIGATING HOMES WITH CAL 707A CODES

I'M PATRICK HENRY BOGGS JR. ADVOCATING MITIGATING HOMES WITH CAL 707A CODESI'M PATRICK HENRY BOGGS JR. ADVOCATING MITIGATING HOMES WITH CAL 707A CODESI'M PATRICK HENRY BOGGS JR. ADVOCATING MITIGATING HOMES WITH CAL 707A CODES

5/8 INCH FIRE-RATED SHEETROCK-LINED EXTERIOR SIDING MITIGATES OLD AND NEW CONSTRUCTION USING CAL BUILDING CODES 707 A.3

SEARCHING HOW TO SAVE MY HOME ON LOTS LESS THAN 1/3 ACRE ITS RETROFIT TECHNOLOGY BASED ON 2019 CALFORNIA CODE 707A CLICK THIS DIRECT LINK TO SEE SPECS.

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CHH 30 Ft. RULE CAN MITIGATE USING CAL BUILDING CODES 707A

CHH-certified hardened home VERY HIGH-RISK STANDARDS

Urban Un-zoned” or “Non-Wildland Non-Urban” very high-risk properties in non-FHSZ burn like FHSZ properties but do not have the same access to government recovery resources.  To end discrimination every high risk two or more homes per acre property gets mapped and equal resources. FHSZ risk is based on density.

 

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December 05, 2012 NIST and Forest Service Create World's First Hazard Scale for Wildland Fires    in 2012 by the Obama Administration and the Joint Fire Science Program (JFSP) scientist to further development of cutting edge wildfire computer modeling technologies mapping existing and new communities to evaluate homes for their wildfire risk by address. With spinoff wildfire apps like the Flood Zone FEMA APP new home buyers and existing homeowners would be able to see the percentage of wildfire risk for their or a new home purchase and compare communities made safer with JFSP new wildfire building codes practices and standards such a program would force competition.  

Since structures are fuels why are homes still being built so close together. 

INFLATABLE PROTECTIVE HOME BARRIER PATENT 1-11-2011

I'm A BLACK MAN CHASING THE AMERICAN DREAM NOW ALSO AN ADVOCATE SAVING FAMILIES HOMES

CAL FIRE FHSZ RISK ARE CLASIFIED 1 TO 5. 2 OR MORE HOMES ON 1 ACRE RISK 5 CLASIFIED VERY HIGH RISK

I BELIEVE ELIMINATING JFSP IS WAIST FRAUD AND ABUSE US FOREST SERVICE STILL USING 76 YEAR OLD TECH.

  •   I am Patrick H Boggs Jr a Black Inventor living in Baltimore Maryland. I received US Patent 7,866,101,  for Inflatable Protective Home Barrier (IPHB), on 01-11-2011 to protect homes from wildfires. IPHB is a whole house waterless firefighting system the next progression to firefighting as solar, wind, and nuclear has been to electricity. When water in the future becomes a vital commodity and is in short supply for drinking for crops and animals water would become too expensive for putting out house fires to let run on the street at 1,200 gallons a minute. 

I BELIEVE ELIMINATING JFSP IS WAIST FRAUD AND ABUSE US FOREST SERVICE STILL USING 76 YEAR OLD TECH.

CAL FIRE FHSZ RISK ARE CLASIFIED 1 TO 5. 2 OR MORE HOMES ON 1 ACRE RISK 5 CLASIFIED VERY HIGH RISK

I BELIEVE ELIMINATING JFSP IS WAIST FRAUD AND ABUSE US FOREST SERVICE STILL USING 76 YEAR OLD TECH.

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  • I have been writing letters since 2003 to the Senate, Congress, and Cabinet advocating fire departments needed an upgrade because the US Forest Service was still using 76-year-old Whole House Wildfire Fire Wrap techniques still using ladders to carry their 300,000sqft stock of Fire Proof Structure Wrapping Material in rolls to manualy to cover a roof by hand risking injurey by flling off a ladder or the roof. 
  • The US Forest Service also received letters asking to consider upgrading to my 2011, Inflatable Protective Home Barrier (IPHB) whole house wrap system. 
  • Such an automated  portable fire brake system can keep entire communites like Moutian Shadows Colorado Springs Colorado  or  Coffee Park  Santa Rosa California  from burning house to house the entire town down.

CAL FIRE FHSZ RISK ARE CLASIFIED 1 TO 5. 2 OR MORE HOMES ON 1 ACRE RISK 5 CLASIFIED VERY HIGH RISK

CAL FIRE FHSZ RISK ARE CLASIFIED 1 TO 5. 2 OR MORE HOMES ON 1 ACRE RISK 5 CLASIFIED VERY HIGH RISK

CAL FIRE FHSZ RISK ARE CLASIFIED 1 TO 5. 2 OR MORE HOMES ON 1 ACRE RISK 5 CLASIFIED VERY HIGH RISK

  • High Density Communities without defensive space with more than 1 home per acre having a FHSZ very high risk of 5 have no plan. FHSZ risk 2 to 4 have funded HIZ HOME IGNITION ZONE Defensive Space Plan. An automated portable fire brake system like the Inflatable Protective Home Barrier could have protected entire communities like Moutian Shadows Colorado Springs Colorado or Coffee Park Santa Rosa California from burning house to house the entire town down. 
  • How many of the 85 people that died in the TUBBS Fire in 2018 would be alive today if they knew they had homes at FHSZ very high risk 5 and knew about and insisted that the automated portable fire brake system the Inflatable Protective Home Barrier was part of the local fire departments toolbox of wildfire protection equipment available to them. 
  • When placed between homes on fire as an automated portable fire brake system keeping the next home from burning like a fuse the entire community by house-to-house ignition. 

per The JFSP defensible space definitions do not consider structure to structure fire spread

per The JFSP defensible space definitions do not consider structure to structure fire spread

CAL FIRE FHSZ RISK ARE CLASIFIED 1 TO 5. 2 OR MORE HOMES ON 1 ACRE RISK 5 CLASIFIED VERY HIGH RISK

  •  I believe that Real Estate Developers and Building Industry have knowingly built high-density low separation distance structure communities without adequate defensible space. Defensible space is the space needed for fire fighters to do their work and provide safety for first responders. I believe someone in the Real Estate Developers and Building Industry did not want government-sponsored computer modeling and mapping scrutiny of communities for ember attack risk that also could identify other questionable risk practices unsafe for firefighters, first responders and homeowners.  

wui defensible space between structures and vehicles and structures

per The JFSP defensible space definitions do not consider structure to structure fire spread

Home Ignition Zone written by US Forest Service for homes on lots greater than 1/3 Acre

  • Alexander Maranghides a NIST scientist explains, “If high-density low separation distance homes in the most susceptible zones of a community can be built or retrofitted to high-risk standards, they could potentially serve as a 'frontline defensive wall for the structures in the lower-risk zones they surround," "In effect, we may be able to mitigate the entire dynamic of a WUI fire event if the frontline private property structures don't ignite." The Inflatable Protective Home Barrier can be used to protect homes before the retrofit process is complete. 

Home Ignition Zone written by US Forest Service for homes on lots greater than 1/3 Acre

per The JFSP defensible space definitions do not consider structure to structure fire spread

Home Ignition Zone written by US Forest Service for homes on lots greater than 1/3 Acre

  •   The JFSP NIST Technical Note 1910  November 2015  p.4-p.5 Structure spacing and density affected exposure between adjacent structures. Out of the 445 total ignited structures, there were 55 to 119 (12 % to 27 %) identified as burning within 60 min of the passage of the main wildland fire front contributing to 73% to 88% of the total 445 homes were destroyed by the fire burning from house to house. Structures were ignited within five and a half hours after the fire reached the community in the 2012 Waldo Canyon Colorado Springs Colorado fire. This fact debunks the long-standing US Forest Service Statement; Research around home destruction vs. home survival in wildfires point to embers and small flames as the main way that the majority of homes ignite in wildfires. 

JFSP 2012 waldo canyon wildfire Colorado springs Colorado REVIEW

JFSP 2012 waldo canyon wildfire Colorado springs Colorado REVIEW

JFSP 2012 waldo canyon wildfire Colorado springs Colorado REVIEW

  • 20. Out of the 445 total ignited structures, there were 55 to 119 (12 % to 27 %) identified as burning within 60 min of the passage of the main wildland firefront. 
  • My Observation of 20. If only 55 to 119 of the total 445 structures were set ablaze by the passage of the main wildland fire front the conclusions of the Joint Fire Science Program are 326 to 390 homes out of the total 445 were destroyed by structure-to-structure fire burn. 
  • 23. The effects of structure spacing, about burning of adjacent structures, are dependent on exposure and can vary considerably within a small spatiotemporal extent. 
  • 36. Structure spacing and density affected exposure between adjacent structures and made certain locations untenable for first responders, therefore, reducing their effectiveness and possibly their ability to respond quickly to stop early fire spread.

WHERE IS DEFENSIBLE SPACE

JFSP 2012 waldo canyon wildfire Colorado springs Colorado REVIEW

JFSP 2012 waldo canyon wildfire Colorado springs Colorado REVIEW

  • A WUI fire and ember exposure scale (WUI-scale) needs to be created to help consistently quantify the expected severity of WUI fire events based on measures, or scales, of expected ember and fire exposure. Once established, these technically based ember and fire exposures for the WUI can form the technical foundation for a set of performance-based building codes aimed at providing a level of structure ignition protection commensurate with the expected fire and/or ember exposure.  


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Joint Fire Science Programs good works

March 3 – March 6, 2015 Application of Fire Protection in Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Design: Hazard Definition and Current Practices 

Joint Fire Science Programs good works

 NIST Technical Note 1910  November 2015  

Joint Fire Science Programs good works

 November 09, 2015 NIST Study of Colorado Wildfire Shows Actions Can Change Outcomes  

Joint Fire Science Programs good works

 

September 03, 2013 Knowing Exposure Risks Important to Saving Structures from Wildfires


Joint Fire Science Programs good works

December 05, 2012 NIST and Forest Service Create World's First Hazard Scale for Wildland Fires | NIST  Hazard Scale for Wildland Fires 

Just a few of Joint Fire Science Programs good works

June 16, 2009 NIST Study Offers First Detailed Look at the Progress of a Wildland-Urban Fire 

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