No UBC or state law bans juniper near walls. The claim likely stems from Nevada’s “Living with Fire” guidelines (NDF), which call juniper “little gas cans” and recommend removal from defensible space. This is a voluntary best practice, not law.
Juniper is fine in the right spot (irrigated, maintained, away from structures). The “law” is propaganda, not statute.
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