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FIRE MANAGEMENT REPORT FM 5601-2
PO7 AO.7
Lot design and building Each residential lot:
siting minimises bushfire (a) Includes a building Complies
hazard risk to people and envelope, identified on
property the plan of subdivision;
(b) Is of sufficient size and Access complies with “Fire
shape to allow for Hydrant and Vehicle Access
efficient emergency Guidelines for Residential,
access to buildings for Commercial and Industrial Lots”
firefighting appliances published by QFES and Qld
(e.g., by avoiding battle- Government.
axe/hatchet lots and long
narrow lots with long
access driveways to
buildings
(c) Where more than Complies
2500m2 , achieves
setbacks from hazardous
vegetation in line with
Bushfire Attack Level 29
requirements as per AS
3959; and
(d) Is designed so that Complies
buildings and structures
are sited in locations of
lowest hazard within the
lot and elements of the
development least
susceptible to fire are
closest to the fire hazard
PO8 AO8.1
Firebreaks and fire Where development involves the The site does not immediately
access tracks provide: creation of a new road and lots, a adjoin threat vegetation with
(a) Adequate fire break is provided by providing roads to the west and south
access for a cleared road reserve not less providing access between
firefighting and than 20 metres wide and adjoining site and threat
other maximum gradient of 12.5% vegetation
emergency around the perimeter of the
vehicles; and subdivision, between the created
(b) Adequate lots and surrounding vegetated
access for the lands.
evacuation of
residents and OR
emergency
personnel in an AO8.2
emergency Fire access tracks are provided N/A
situation between the created lots and See comments above
surrounding vegetated land that;
(a) Have a cleared minimum
width of 6m
(b) Have a maximum
gradient of 12.5%
(c) Prob=vide unbroken
access for fire fighting
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