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                 have the potential to cause injury from radiant heat exposure up to 100m away, but over 80%
                 of housing loss and human life loss occurs within 100m of bushland (Leonard et al. 2014).
                 Figure 4 (Map 2) indicates the SPP map for the site (Department of Infrastructure Local
                 Government and Planning 2020).

                 The SPP is supported by the State Planning Policy – state interest guidance material. Natural
                 hazards, risk and resilience - Bushfire (SPP Guidance Material) (Department of State
                 Development Manufacturing Infrastructure and Planning 2019) and a technical manual:
                 Bushfire Resilient Communities (Queensland Fire and Emergency Services 2019) which
                 provides an overview of the method for undertaking bushfire hazard assessment as per
                 Leonard et al. (2014).




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