Plans for Minor change approval

                                                                                                  BHA Report for17-19 Hofmann Drive, Noosaville




       Site Access and Egress

       The intent of design requirements for roads is to provide safe egress for residents and access for attending firefighting vehicles.
       A road system that is compliant with guideline measures provides fire services with easier access to buildings, a safe retreat for
       firefighters and residents, and can provide a fire control line where hazard reduction and back burning can take place. In
       determining safe access to a site, consideration is given to the fire brigade vehicles which are required to access public and
       private roads. Given the size of these vehicles and the poor visibility in which they often operate, roads need to be designed to
       specific requirements, including road width, grade, cross-fall, weight capacity, passing bays and turnaround areas, all of which
       may vary depending on whether it is a perimeter, access, cul-de-sac or battle-axe road type. Suitable safe access and egress for
       residents and emergency services will be provided via Hoffman Drive.



       Fencing

       Fencing materials have the capacity to contribute to fire spread and intensity. It is recommended that non-combustible fencing
       materials should be used if required.



       Water Supply

       Providing a sufficient water supply provides firefighters and residents with the appropriate levels of water to undertake
       building defense. There are two options in which a house site can be supplied with a sufficient water supply; from either
       reticulated water accessible via a hydrant, or a dedicated static water supply. Reticulated water will be supplied to the
       development meeting the required statutory standards. Reticulated water will be provided to site to meet statutory
       requirements.




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       + Bushfire management plans
Version: 1, Version Date: 20/06/2022