; or (ii) the publication of the Federal Emergency Management Agency entitled Taking Shelter from the Storm (P–320); (M) a lightning protection system; (N) exterior walls, doors, windows, or other exterior dwelling unit elements that conform to ignition-resistant construction standards; (O) exterior deck or fence components that conform to ignition-resistant construction standards; (P) structure-specific water hydration systems, including fire mitigation systems such as interior and exterior sprinkler systems; (Q) flood openings for fully enclosed areas below the lowest floor of the dwelling unit; (R) lateral bracing for wall elements, foundation elements, and garage doors or other large openings to resist seismic loads; or (S) automatic shutoff valves for water and gas lines; or (3) for services or equipment to— (A) create buffers around the qualified dwelling unit through the removal or reduction of flammable vegetation, including vertical clearance of tree branches; (B) create buffers around the dwelling unit through— (i) the removal of exterior deck or fence components or ignition-prone landscape features; or (ii) replacement of the components or features described in clause (i) with components or features that conform to ignition-resistant construction standards; (C) perform fire maintenance procedures identified by the Federal Emergency Management Agency or the United States Forest Service, including fuel management techniques such as creating fuel and fire breaks; or (D) replace flammable vegetation with less flammable species; (4) for property relating to satisfying the standards required for receipt of a FORTIFIED designation from the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, provided that the qualified dwelling unit receives such designation following installation of such property