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2021-06-08 P&E Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Fire Management Plan 2021
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fire trail access
provisions
Revise reserve Risk is mitigated as Council Ongoing each year In-house
priorities and Fire per FMP and Environmental prior to budget
Management Unit bushland reserves Services process
(FMU) priorities protect and
based on risk enhance
mitigation activities biodiversity values
and updated climate
change information
particularly in
relation to
threatened species
Implement bushfire Risk is mitigated as Council Planned burns Additional
mitigation works per FMP and Environmental autumn-winter capital and
including planned bushland reserves Services Fire trails/FRZ prior operational
burns, fire trail/FRZ protect and to wet season costs over and
maintenance. enhance above current
Increase capacity biodiversity values budget
for fire management allocations will
as per the 5-Year be subject to a
Operational Plan business case
based on a for
business case to be consideration
presented to by Council
Council. TBA
Engage with key Attend Area Fire Council As per AFMG In-house
stakeholders such Management Environmental meeting schedule
as QFES, QPWS Groups (AFMG) as Services Engagement as
and Traditional required to inform required
Owners on fire Operation Cool
management Burn.
Engage with
Traditional owners
on cultural burning
practices where
appropriate
Develop multi- 3 multi-agency Disaster Annual $65,000 in 2021
agency fire plans are developed Management Branch engage
management plans each year and risk is consultant
for key high risk mitigated for these
localities (11 locations.
identified in total) Note: 4 locations
have been identified
as an initial priority.
These are Noosa
North Shore,
Tewantin, Pomona
and Noosa.
Investigate State Funding is delivered Council Environment Ongoing Subject to
and Federal funding to improve the Serves and Disaster availability of
opportunities to help resilience of Management Branch State and
improve the building stock Federal funding
resilience of private
buildings located
next to Bushland
Reserves
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