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RFI - Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan
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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Compliance Assessment
adjoining the dwelling is wide enough and of a suitable
grade to allow for an emergency vehicle (rural fire
appliance) to stop and turn around safely.
Lot design
PO7 Lot design and building siting AO7 Each residential lot: Not applicable – the development proposal is not for a
minimises bushfire hazard subdivision
risk to 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 battle-axe/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 the development least
susceptible to fire are closest to the fire
hazard.
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