06/1354 - Formally suspend appeals period and submit following for consideration [As Published] · 132006.1354

4.0 BUSHFIRE MANGEMENT PLAN
Under SPP 1/03 a Bushfire Management Plan is not required because the
development will not take place in an area of High Bushfire Hazard. However in the

interests of safety the following information is provided for the benefit of home
occupants.

4.1 Specific Emergency Advice

Residents should be aware at all times of the potential for fires particularly during
periods of low rainfall, dry fuel, high winds and low humidity. This is not restricted
to, but typically occurs, between August — December.

Radio and television weather warnings are often broadcast in advance of expected
hazardous conditions. Make it a habit to listen to the weather forecast every day.

In extreme conditions spot fires can be created by windborne firebrands well ahead of
the main fire front.

Be aware of the debilitating effect of smoke.

A mobile telephone should be accessible at all times for emergency contact. Landline
services may be inoperable in an emergency.

Never re-enter a burning building.

PHONE NUMBERS

SERIOUS EMERGENCY 000
BOREEN POINT RURAL

FIRE BRIGADE 5485 3130

Fire Warden and First Officer — Mr Errol Lindsay

 

Taylor Ecology Laguna St Aug 2007