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What type of natural hazard area is designated by local agencies?

Each hazard has two types of designated areas: flood (100-year flood plain and dam failure inundation area); fire (high fire severity zone and wildland fire area); and earthquake (earthquake fault zone and seismic hazard zone). Public and private sources for information are available.

Who provides the natural hazard disclosure report?

Natural Hazard Disclosures can be prepared by a third-party company or the seller with help from their real estate agent. If the NHD is ordered from a third-party company, the seller usually pays for it. The report typically costs between $50 and $150.

What is NHD in a real estate transaction?

Youre required to provide your buyers with a Natural Hazard Disclosure report, better known as an NHD. Sellers are required to provide this report so that buyers understand when they are considering a home that might be at risk of wildfires, floods or earthquakes.

Who pays NHD in California?

🤔 Who Pays: Home sellers usually pay for the NHD report. 💰 Cost: Approximately $50$140 for residential properties, or slightly more if you have to include supplemental hazard information.

How many natural hazard zones are there?

Basic statutory requirements Six (6) natural hazard zones. Additional disclosures and notices such as: Toxic Mold information; Mining operations; Military Ordnance, Megans Law, Airport Influence and Airport Proximity.

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