Appendix I - Bushfire Hazard Report

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                structure that cannot be
                relocated or abandoned.
    (2) Development permitted in (1) above,        N/A    Refer to above.
        mitigates the risks to people and
        property to an acceptable or tolerable
        level.




Bushfire, flood, landslide, storm tide inundation, and erosion prone areas outside of the coastal
management district:
   (3) Development other than that assessed        A/S The proposed development has been centred
       against (1) above, avoids natural                  in the lowest hazard section of the site which
       hazard areas, or where it is not possible          was rated as Low from the above Site Specific
       to avoid the natural hazard area,                  Assessment. A 50 m strip around the
       development mitigates the risks to                 perimeter of the development footprint has
       people and property to an acceptable or            been designated Medium Hazard due to the
       tolerable level.                                   addition of safety buffers.

                                                          The Concept Master Plan (Figure 3, above)
                                                          generally allows for these setbacks within
                                                          design. Minor amendments should be
                                                          considered on the western boundary.

                                                          S5 Environmental further understands from the
                                                          Concept Masterplan, that construction
                                                          materials and landscaping will generally be
                                                          low-flammability methods and materials – e.g.
                                                          concrete paths, mown turf, vegetable patches
                                                          and buildings.
All natural hazard areas:
    (4) Development supports and does not                S5 Environmental understand that the
        hinder disaster management response               proposed development will incorporate
        or recovery capacity and capabilities.            appropriate access for emergency services
                                                          given the nature of the proposed use and the
                                                          well-developed Emergency Response Plans
                                                          enacted on such sites.
    (5) Development directly, indirectly and             S5 Environmental understands the proposed
        cumulatively avoids an increase in the            development is to incorporate low-flammability
        severity of the natural hazard and the            landscaping throughout and around the
        potential for damage on the site or to            perimeter of the proposed development to
        other properties.                                 mitigate the risks of bushfire to people and
                                                          property.
    (6) Risks to public safety and the                   S5 Environmental understand that hazardous
        environment from the location of                  materials (where present on site) will be
        hazardous materials and the release of            appropriately located to minimise the risk of
        these materials as a result of a natural          release as a result of a natural hazard.
        hazard are avoided.

      S50335ER002 BFA                                         10 & 22 Rose Gum Road and 521 Elm Street,
                                                                                        Black Mountain