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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 4 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 8-9 Schedule Appendix Track Change version
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AO4.2
Where located in a medium or high bushfire hazard area,
development involving essential community infrastructure is
designed to function effectively during and after a bushfire event
in accordance with a Bushfire Hazard Management Plan.
Editor’s Note— PSP8 Natural Hazards provides guidance for
assessing bushfire hazard risk and preparing a bushfire
hazard management plan.
Hazardous Materials
PO5 AO5
Public safety and the environment are not adversely affected Hazardous materials are not manufactured or stored in
by the impacts of bushfire on hazardous materials bulk in a bushfire hazard area.
manufacturing or storing in bulk.
Access and Evacuation Routes
PO6 AO6.1
Roads provide for easy and safe evacuation of residents of The road layout provides for throughroads and avoids culde
premises and access by emergency services. sacs and deadend roads.
OR
AO6.2
The development has a perimeter road reserve with a
minimum width of 20 metres and maximum gradient of 12.5%.
OR
AO6.3
Culdesacs or nothrough roads are provided with fire trails or
access easements, which are capable of being navigated by
conventional vehicles and which link to through roads.
AO6.4
Safe access and egress is available at all times to all of the
development for emergency vehicles and personnel.
AO6.5
Where an emergency access point is required it complies with
the relevant works codes and PSP6 Engineering Design
Standards
Lot design
PO7 AO7
Lot design and building siting minimises bushfire hazard risk to Each residential lot:
people and property. (a) includes a building envelope, identified on a plan of
subdivision;
(b) is of sufficient size and shape to allow for efficient
emergency access to buildings for fire fighting
appliances (e.g. by avoiding battleaxe/hatchet lots and
long narrow lots with long access driveways to
buildings);
(c) where more than 2500m², achieves setbacks from
hazardous vegetation in line with Bushfire Attack Level 29
requirements as per AS3959; and
(d) is designed so that buildings and structures are sited in
locations of lowest hazard within the lot and elements of
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