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A buyer receives an NHD report for a property in San Bernardino, California. The report shows the property is in a Dam Inundation Zone. What does this zone designation indicate?

Correct Answer

D) The property is located below a dam and could be affected by flooding if the dam were to fail

A Dam Inundation Zone, as mapped by the California Department of Water Resources, identifies areas that could be flooded in the event of a dam failure. The designation indicates potential risk, not current flooding. The buyer should understand that the property is in the projected flood path if a nearby dam were to fail.

Answer Options
A
The property's water supply comes from a dam reservoir and may face water shortages
B
The property is currently experiencing water damage from an upstream dam overflow
C
The property is within a zone where dam construction is prohibited
D
The property is located below a dam and could be affected by flooding if the dam were to fail

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