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        "text": "In the Verde Valley, building requirements vary considerably between incorporated municipalities like Cottonwood or Jerome and unincorporated Yavapai County jurisdictions. For example, hillside lots in Jerome require specialized foundation engineering, slope stability reviews, and strict historic district design compliance. In Valley flatlands like Camp Verde or Cornville, site evaluations focus more heavily on septic feasibility, well access, and local flood plain overlays during the design stage.",
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