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Classification review criteria

2025 Colorado WRC §§303.2.1–303.2.3. Supplied project criteria; verify adopted code with the Fire Code Official.

Low · §303.2.1

Light–medium surface fuels (WNL, USL), discontinuous grasses and shrubs; flames typically under 2 ft. Spread increases above 20% slopes; 20–30% slopes increase activity. Very short-range wind-driven spotting. Direct attack with trained personnel and hand tools generally effective; mechanized support rarely necessary.

Moderate · §303.2.2

Moderate–heavy shrubs, small trees, timber litter and ground fuels (USH, UIH); flames up to 8 ft. Moderate–high spread, especially above 30% slope; short-range spotting common. Engines, dozers, plows or aircraft may be required; increased danger to property and life.

High · §303.2.3

Heavy continuous canopy, understory and dead fuels (WNH, USH, UCH); flames may exceed 30 ft. Rapid spread, especially above 40% slope; short- and medium-range spotting. Direct ground suppression generally ineffective; indirect, backburning and aerial tactics may be needed. Significant danger to life, property and responders.

Criteria support professional review. No characteristic automatically determines classification.