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We consider bushfire prevention measures recommended in Section 7.0 of
this report to provide a level of protection to protect life and property on the
subject site.
7.0 RECOMMENDATIONS
We recommend the proposal be approved, in accordance with the proposed minimum 15m
separation distance. In addition, we provide the following recommendations for the proposal:
The minimum 15m separation distance (Asset Protection Zones) described in
Section 6.2 of this report to be provided between structures and the canopy of
adjoining vegetation.
Asset Protection Zones are to be maintained to reduce fuel loads and prevent
regrowth of woody vegetation. In this manner adequate access for firefighting
purposes can be achieved.
Construction of buildings with a separation distance between13-<19m to be in
accordance with BAL-29 to minimise potential impact from bushfire;
Construction of buildings with a separation distance between 19-<28m to be in
accordance with BAL-19 to minimise potential impact from bushfire;
Provision of fire hydrants on internal roads for access by firefighting services.
Landscaping is not to include plantings of eucalypt and other flammable species.
Plantings should generally involve local providence species with low fire risk. A
mowed grass buffer/setback between buildings and areas of vegetation is also
recommended.
Garden mulch applied in landscaped areas is to incorporate non-flammable material
such as pebbles or stone. Flammable mulch such as pine mulch or forest mulch is
not to be used, particularly within 5m of any structure.
Implementation of the Bushfire Management and Evacuation Plan prepared for the
site by Altum Constructions.
The following Body Corporate / Site Manager responsibilities be included in the
Community Management Statement for the development to further manage bushfire
risk:
a) Induction of staff to ensure awareness of Bushfire and Evacuation
Management Plan requirements;
b) Review the Bushfire and Evacuation Management Plan document
annually at the Body Corporate AGM with any changes to be made as
required;
c) Maintain all common landscape areas including:
Removal of combustible matter including leaves
Any new planting within the common areas must use fire retardant
species in accordance with the approved Vegetation Management
Plan.
d) Maintain a register of mobile phone numbers of owners and tenants and
provide an automated text message service to alert all residents and
tenants in the event of fire.
AC1345BFIRE Rev. 1
August 2016
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