I think that it's mostly reasonable too, but there's a balance in regulation pushing the bad behavior to less regulated places and stifling what you're trying to encourage.
One example of this in the Bay Area was the Ghost Ship Fire [1] where they were forced to live off the grid because of over regulation, and then dying in a fire that some of that regulation was trying to prevent.
It's a classic problem. Laws have enforcement costs and knock-on effects.