Plans for Minor change approval

                                                                                               BHA Report for17-19 Hofmann Drive, Noosaville




       BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT

       The State Government Single State Planning Policy (SPP) released in 2017, includes mapping that is an outcome of the new
       bushfire hazard mapping methodology, developed by the CSIRO and the Queensland Government. The new Bushfire Prone
       Area mapping was found to have an average reliability of 85%. The new methodology provides a major improvement in
       bushfire hazard mapping. The new modified approach calculates potential fire line intensity using total fuel loads, landscape
       slope and fire weather severity. A default 100-metre buffer was determined from analysis of heat and radiation decay curves
       and research that indicates 80% of housing loss and 80% of life loss occurred within 100 metres of bushland.

       The subject site is identified on the State Planning Policy Natural Hazards Risk and Resilience mapping and the Noosa Plan
       2020 Bushfire Hazard Overlay Map as being within potential bushfire impact zone, requiring the bushfire hazard impacts be
       addressed (Figure 8).




                                                                 Figure 8




       + Bushfire assessments
       + Property vegetation assessments
       + Site planning for bushfire
       + Property management for bushfire                                              Bushfire Planning Specalists - qldbushfireplanning.com.au
Document Set ID: 21969697
       + Bushfire management plans
Version: 1, Version Date: 20/06/2022