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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).
Plans and drawings: the text below has words only, no drawings.
Note: Hydrants should be located at each
intersection. With this in mind hydrant
interval distances should not exceed 120
metres.
Figure 6 – Hydrant System design to minimum standards
5. Vehicle Access Requirements
Fire service vehicular access is to enable the service to intervene to fight the fire, assist with evacuation
and stop the spread of fire to another building.
A minimum roadway clearance of 3.5m wide by 4.8m high is required for a fire truck. Constructed roads
must comply with Government legislation as specified in the “Road Planning and Design Manual”.
5.1 Road Width and Height
Road Width and Height
Performance Outcomes QFES Acceptable Outcomes
Roads are wide enough for Constructed roads must be as specified in the “Road Planning and
fire trucks to gain access to Design Manual”.
a safe working area close to
dwellings and water supplies
whether or not on-street
parking spaces are occupied.
5.2 Road Construction
Road Construction
Performance Outcomes QFES Acceptable Outcomes
Roads must be constructed Roads must be constructed to a standard so that they are accessible in
to facilitate the safe passage all weather conditions and capable of accommodating a vehicle of 15
of a laden fire truck in all tonnes for the trafficable road width as specified in the “Road Planning
weather conditions. and Design Manual”.
For specific details on QFES fire trucks, please refer to appendix 1 or contact QFES. Contact details for
specific areas are available at www.qfes.qld.gov.au/buildingsafety/Pages/default.aspx.
5.3 Road Grades
Road Grades
Performance Outcomes QFES Acceptable Outcomes
Grades of roads must The average grades, dips, and exit angles must be addressed as
facilitate the safe passage of specified in the “Road Planning and Design Manual”.
fire trucks.
6 - Public - Fire Hydrant Guidelines (Effective: 03/2019)
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