>Look for people asking for regulations to prevent this any day now.
I actually sort of empathize with a point of view that you pay your insurance every year, aren't doing anything especially unreasonable, and have to adhere to a somewhat arbitrary new standard at possibly very significant cost and time.
To be clear, I get the other side too in wildfire-prone areas.
These are fairly high cost areas (for the most part) so a lot of people will eat higher costs or get out. But, for many others, the answer is move to Nevada and CA housing prices increase overall, if you can't afford to live there, you should probably find somewhere cheaper.
I actually sort of empathize with a point of view that you pay your insurance every year, aren't doing anything especially unreasonable, and have to adhere to a somewhat arbitrary new standard at possibly very significant cost and time.
To be clear, I get the other side too in wildfire-prone areas.