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A flood hazard report will note that flooding is frequent when it is described as:

Correct Answer

C) occurring at least twice every ten years.

Flood zones are rated by frequency: 100-year flood (1%), 500-year flood, etc.

Answer Options
A
a fifty year flood zone.
B
a 100 year flood zone.
C
occurring at least twice every ten years.
D
occurring no less than three times every twenty years.
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Related Topics & Key Terms

Related Topics:

property-disclosure-requirementshazardous-materials-disclosuresenvironmental-issues-in-real-estate

Key Terms:

flood hazard zone100-year floodFEMA NFIPNatural Hazard DisclosureCalifornia Civil Code 1103
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