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Bushfire Hazard Assessment & Management Plan v4 - 7 Triller Court, Pomona
Attached to the e-mail RAL21/0022 - 7 Triller Court_ Pomona - Response to Further Advice Matters & Change to app (1 Lot into 4).
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4. Water Supply Specification
Installed reticulated hydrant systems are to be located on roadways or access ways for all material
change of use and reconfigured lots for fire fighting purposes as per AS 2419.1 2005 Appendix B that
provides a minimum standard for hydrant intervals. In a Local Government Authority where a local
water authority specifies a design and performance criteria above the requirements of AS 2419.1 2005
Appendix B, the local water authority requirements will be adopted.
For the installed reticulated hydrant systems the minimum water flow rate and pressure is to be 10
L/S @ 200 Kpa as per AS 2419.1 2005 Table 2.2 (for building Class 2-9 only). In a Local Government
Authority where a local water authority specifies a flow rate and pressure above the requirements of AS
2419.1 2005 Table 2.2, the local water authority requirements will be adopted.
4.1 Hydrant Provision:
Hydrant Provision
Expectation Acceptable Outcomes
Where reticulated water is Hydrants above or below ground should be provided and maintained to
available, operable hydrants the minimum required performance standard as per AS 2419.1 2005.
are to be provided.
Rationale:
Firefighters use water as a prime extinguishing medium for structure fires. Reticulated water mains have
hydrants placed at regular intervals to enable firefighters to connect into the reticulated system. The
water is pressurised by pumps in the fire truck and delivered via hoses to the fire.
Figure 1 illustrates hydrant locations on reticulated water mains.
Figure 1 – Reticulated Hydrant System Figure 2 – Use of Hydrant System
4.2 Hydrant Markers
Hydrant Markers
Expectation Acceptable Outcomes
Hydrants are suitably Blue cats eyes are preferred for sealed roads. Marker posts at the fence
identified so that firefighters line should be used to identify hydrants where there is an unsealed
can locate them at all hours. road as road (HR) or path (HP) hydrants. The Figures 3-6 are examples
of marker locations.
4 - Public - Fire Hydrant Guidelines (Effective: 03/2019)
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