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Approved Plan - RAL21-0008
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8.2.3.
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
8.1(PO1)
Development maintains the safety AO1.1 is applied to the extent that the proposed development
of people and property from the does not significantly increase the number of people living in a
adverse impacts of bushfire. bushfire hazard area.
AO1.2 is applied to the extent that a minimum setback has been
established for any future dwelling, and the mitigation measures
outlined in this BMP are applied, such that bushfire risk is reduced
to an acceptable level.
8.2 (PO2)
Bushfire mitigation measures do not Bushfire mitigation measures do not adversely impact on:
adversely impact on: (a) Biodiversity values, connectivity and ecosystem
(a) Biodiversity values, functioning; and
connectivity and ecosystem (b) The long term physical integrity of waterways, wetland
functioning; and and areas of native vegetation.
(b) The long term physical
integrity of waterways,
wetland and areas of native
vegetation.
8.3 (PO3)
Development provides an adequate AO3.1 is applied in that premises are connected to the reticulated
water supply for fire fighting water supply.
purposes which is reliable, safely
located and freely accessible.
8.4 (PO4)
Essential community infrastructure The proposed development does not involve essential community
is acle to function effectively during infrastructure.
and immediately after bushfire
events.
8.5 (PO5)
Public safety and the environment Hazardous materials are not manufactured or stored in bulk on
are not adversely affected by the the site.
detrimental impacts of bushfire on
hazardous materials manufactured
or stored in bulk.
8.6 (PO6)
Roads provide for easy and safe The existing roadways and new driveway provide options for
evacuation of residents of premises access and egress in a safe direction.
and access by emergency services.
Report compiled by Bushfire Risk Reducers for Mr K. Courtney, January 2021 Page 19
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