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AC1345BFIRE precinct F_FINAL
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significance; and Overlay Maps OM1.4 to
d) Service and utility uses, OM9.4, uses are designed
including electricity to function effectively
substations, major electrical during and immediately
depots and water treatment after bushfire events.
plants.
Hazardous Materials S6.1 Hazardous material Not applicable – proposed
O6 Public safety and the are not manufactured and development is residential
environment are not stored on site.
adversely affected by the
detrimental impacts of
bushfire on hazardous
materials manufactured or
stored in bulk.
13.34 Siting, design and construction
O7 Uses and works S7.1 Uses and works Buildings which border the
including building works are including building works surrounding vegetation to the
site, designed and are sited- east are required to be set back
constructed to- a) on lots greater than 15m (1.5 times the predominant
a) minimise the number of 2500m2; height of the mature tree canopy
people ad property subject i) in locations of lowest of 10m).
to bushfire risk; and hazard within the lot;
b) maximise the protection and A minimum separation distance
of people and property ii) to achieve setbacks of 15m is considered
during the passage of a fire from hazardous appropriate for the buildings
front. vegetation of 1.5times along the eastern boundary
the predominant based on the following:
mature tree canopy
height or 10m Construction of buildings
whichever is the <19m from vegetation will be
greater: and in accordance with BAL-29 to
iii) 10m from any minimise potential impact from
retained vegetation bushfire;
strips or small areas of
vegetation; and Construction of buildings
iv) so that the elements 19m-<28m from vegetation will
of the development be in accordance with BAL-19;
least susceptible to fire
are sited closest to the The proposed layout
bushfire hazard; provides for a direct access
b) on lots 2500m2 or less route for evacuation of the site
– to maximise setbacks to Resort Drive;
from hazardous
vegetation. The road and car parking
areas provide a non-vegetated
area between the buildings
and the vegetation;
It is understood that the
applicant is required to install
eight (8) fire hydrants as part
of the development of this site
and Precinct E (the adjoining
Lot 6). A bond of $189,000.00
is being held by Council for
this purpose; and
AC1345BFIRE Rev.1 Page 2 of 3
August 2016
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