Kenlynn Castaways Beach BMP

                                                   This Plan serves to protect life and property from bushfire without
                                                   depending on emergency services for protection.

(3) directly, indirectly and cumulatively avoids   The development reduces the nature of the existing hazard, and landscaping
    an increase in the severity of the natural     on the site is designed to moderate the exposure of buildings, which will also
    hazard and the potential for damage on the     be constructed in accordance with AS3959-2009. The potential for damage
                                                   to other properties will not be increased as a consequence of the proposed
    site or to other properties, and
                                                   development.
(4) avoids risks to public safety and the          Hazardous materials are not stored in quantities or locations on the site
    environment from the location of hazardous     which would pose a risk to the public or the environment.
    materials and the release of these materials
                                                   Natural processes and protective functions of landforms and adjacent
    as a result of a natural hazard, and
                                                   vegetation are unaffected by the development or bushfire mitigation
    maintains or enhances natural processes        measures required by this Plan.
    and the protective function of landforms
    and vegetation that can mitigate risks
    associated with the natural hazard

(5) maintains or enhances natural processes        The development maintains the natural processes and protective function of
    and the protective function of landforms       vegetation that previously existed for the site.
    and vegetation that can mitigate risks
    associated with the natural hazard.




10.0 Recommendations
    1. That any new residential building and any other building within 6m of it, shall be constructed in
       accordance with AS3959-2009 and the guidelines provided in Section 6.3 of this BMP. With a 12m
       (minimum) setback between dwellings and unmanaged fuel Areas 2, 3 and 4, BAL 29 construction is
       shown to be viable under Method 2 of AS3959-2009. With a minimum setback of 10m between the
       dwelling on Lot 2 and unmanaged fuel Area 1, BAL 29 is viable.

         All other structures built within 6m of a dwelling shall be constructed in accordance with this
         Standard.
         Builders shall warrant that they have a copy of this Standard, and that it shall be used consistently
         throughout the design and construction of any residential building or structure built within 6m of the
         residence.

    2. The Asset Protection Zones on the Subject Lot described in Sections 6.3 and 7.2 of this report shall
       be constructed and maintained as IPA.

    3. A minimum of 5 000litres of water to be dedicated to fire fighting use at each dwelling. As this
       volume is marginal or deficient for structural fire, it is recommended that the Lot owners consider
       providing a dedicated supply of 10 000litres of water, within 6m of a hard stand area which is
       accessible to fire fighting vehicles. When held in a tank, it should be fitted with a 50mm male
       camlock coupling and ballvalve to facilitate access by emergency services. This water reserve should
       be supported by a pump that is powered independently of mains electricity supply..

    4. Unit buyers shall be made aware of the existence of this Plan and their responsibilities outlined within
       it, in particular building construction, asset protection zone maintenance and emergency
       management.




Report compiled by Bushfire Risk Reducers for Kenlynn Pty Ltd, August 2016                                  Page 27