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Bushfire Hazard Assessment Management Plan v2 - 434 Lake Cooroibah Rd Lake Cooroibah v1 · RAL26/0015
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Bushfire Hazard Assessment & Management Plan v2 NCES REF: J001445 434 Lake Cooroibah Rd Lake Cooroibah, QLD 7 AUSTRALIAN STANDARD 3959:2018 CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS IN BUSHFIRE PRONE AREAS (AS 3959:2018) SETBACKS NCC 2022 stipulates that Class 1, 2, 3, 9a-9c and any associated Class 10a buildings located in designated bushfire prone areas (i.e., local or state government bushfire overlay maps) are assessable against AS3959. In accordance with the definition in the NCC, a designated bushfire prone area in QLD means: • land which has been designated under a power of legislation as being subject, or likely to be subject, to bushfires. The current application is for an RAL hence AS3959 is not currently applicable. Compliance with the SPP Assessment Benchmark 4 <29 kW/m² RHF criteria typically results in a maximum Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) 29 outcome for new assessable buildings. Any future Class 1, 2, 3, 9a-9c and any associated Class 10a buildings within the site located in the SPP or Noosa Plan mapped bushfire prone area; a designated bushfire prone area, must be built to satisfy the relevant BAL acting on the buildings in accordance with AS3959 2018 Construction in Bushfire Prone Areas. Compliance with AS3959 is expected to alleviate the consequences of ember attack and radiant heat attack to an acceptable level (i.e., reduce the risk of dwelling failure and loss of life therein during a passing fire front). IMPORTANT NOTE - The patch and corridor filtering process available under the SPP methodology is not available under the AS3959 methodology which provides its own set of criteria for Low threat vegetation and non-vegetated areas. AS3959 requires assessment of continuous small linear strips of vegetation greater than 1 tree wide which are otherwise removed under the SPP methodology. This is applicable to Lot 7 and should be considered when siting the future dwelling. © 2026 26
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