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UPDATED DA - Attachment 6 - Bushfire Management Plan
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
complies with the relevant works codes and PSP6
Engineering Design Standards.
Lot design
PO7 AO7 R7
Lot design and building siting minimises Each residential lot:
The proposed re-development of the Doonan
bushfire hazard risk to people and property.
Waste Management centre does not involve
1. includes a building envelope, identified on
residential lots and residential structures.
a plan of subdivision;
2. 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);
3. where more than 2500m², achieves
setbacks from hazardous vegetation in line
with Bushfire Attack Level 29 requirements
as per AS3959; and
4. 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.
Firebreaks and fire access tracks
PO8 AO8.1 R8
Firebreaks and fire access tracks provide: Where development involves the creation of a the waste Management centre contains
new road and lots, a firebreak is provided by firebreak and fire trails that separate the
RFA24-059 – Noosa Land Fill and Waste Management Facility – Bushfire Management Plan
Rob Friend & Associates Pty Ltd 10th of October 2024
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