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APPENDIX 1: CODE ASSESSMENT
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Compliance
Safety of people and property
PO1 AO1.1 The proposed development does
Development maintains the Development which will materially not contain any medium or high
safety of people and property increase the number of people bushfire hazard areas.
from the adverse impacts of living or congregating on premises, Part of proposed Lot 1 is located
bushfire. including reconfiguring a lot, is not within the potential impact buffer
located within a medium or high and is otherwise achieves
bushfire hazard area. appropriate setbacks to
hazardous vegetation to achieve
AO1.2 an acceptable risk.
Development maximises setbacks
from hazardous vegetation to
achieve an acceptable risk.
Editor’s Note — PSP8 Natural
Hazards provides guidance for
assessing bushfire hazard risk and
preparing a bushfire hazard
management plan.
Impacts on Ecologically Important Areas
PO2 Bushfire mitigation do not impact
Bushfire mitigation measures No acceptable outcome provided on:
do not adversely impact on: • biodiversity values,
• biodiversity values, connectivity and ecosystem
connectivity and ecosystem functioning; and
functioning; and • the long term physical integrity
• the long term physical of waterways, wetland and
integrity of waterways, areas of native vegetation.
wetland and areas of native
vegetation.
Water Supply for Fire Fighting Purposes
PO3 AO3.1 The site has potential access to
Development provides an Premises are connected to the reticulated water supply. If
adequate water supply for fire reticulated water supply. reticulated water supply is
fighting purpose which is available reticulated hydrants
reliable, safely located and Editor's note—For reconfiguring a should be installed and located in
freely accessible. lot, water supply needs to provide the proposed road in accordance
for a minimum flow and pressure of with the Queensland Fire and
10 litres a second at 200kPa at all Emergency Services (2015) Fire
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Document Set ID: 23448646
Version: 1, Version Date: 13/01/2025
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