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                 7 MANAGEMENT MEASURES
                 The outcomes of the bushfire hazard assessment indicated that proposed lot 1 is at risk of
                 bushfire attack and that planning and management to reduce bushfire attack risk is required.

                 The following management measures are recommended for proposed lot 1:

                        1. Depending on the ultimate configuration of building envelopes, separation distances
                            and building classes, future buildings on proposed lot 1 that are located should be
                            designed and constructed in accordance with either AS 3959:2018 or the NASH
                            Standard - Steel Framed Construction in Bushfire Areas 9 (National Association of
                            Steel Framed Housing 2014). Both AS 3959:2018 and the NASH Standard contain
                            provisions that can be used for construction to resist bushfires in order to reduce the
                            risk of bushfire attacks. These provisions include requirements for burning debris and
                            ember protection, controls on the combustibility of exterior materials, and the
                            protection of openings, such as windows and doors.
                        2. The site has potential access to reticulated water supply. If reticulated water supply
                            is available reticulated hydrants should be installed and located in the proposed road
                            in accordance with the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (2015) Fire Hydrant
                            and Vehicle Access Guidelines for Residential, Commercial and Industrial Lots, Water
                            Supply Code of Australia South East Queensland Service Providers Edition Version
                            1.3 (August 2019) and AS2419.1:2021 Fire Hydrant Installations or, to the extent that
                            there is any difference, UnityWater’s Pr11029 - Fire Hydrant Spacing and Location
                            Technical Note (2023). If reticulated water supply is not available for proposed lot 1,
                            then a dedicated static supply is required to be established and maintained solely for
                            firefighting purposes. The dedicated static supply shall have the following
                            characteristics:
                            a. Have an on-site volume of at least 5000 litres.
                            b. be located within 10m of each habitable building but at least 10m from any areas
                                of potential fireline intensity or other potential sources of fuel.
                            c. be located either below ground level or of non-flammable construction.
                            d. be located away from flammable vegetation and other combustible objects.
                            e. have a take-off connection at a level that allows access by firefighters.
                            f. allow medium rigid vehicle (15 tonne fire appliance) clear access within six metres
                                of the tank.
                            g. be provided with rural fire brigade tank fittings of a 50mm valve and male
                                camlock coupling and, if underground, an access hole of 200mm (minimum) to
                                accommodate suction lines.




                 9 Applies to steel-framed construction only.



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Document Set ID: 23448646
Version: 1, Version Date: 13/01/2025