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Info Request MCU16/0153
MCU16/0153 Information Request: 22. Prepare a Bushfire Management Plan for the proposed use of the site that addresses the latest SPP Fireline Intensity Model (CSIRO) using an FFDI of 48 to derive the appropriate bushfire hazard class for the lot. Issue – Bushfire Management Vehicular access to the site is through the western portion of the site. In the event of a bushfire smoke and flame can impact on the safe evacuation of the site and the safety of emergency personnel and equipment. Information Request: 23. Provide further detail on the safe access/egress of residents, visitors, vehicles and emergency personnel and equipment in the event of a bushfire within the proposed asset protection zone. It is recommended written assessment by QFES of the document is provided to assist with the appraisal. Issue – Bushfire management It is noted in the JWA Ecological Consultant letter dated 16 December 2017 is located within the proposed asset protection zone with a “relaxation sought”. It is difficult to assess how a relaxation will assist the safety of the residents of unit 10 and the asset in a bushfire event. Information Request: 24. Provide further information on the location of Unit 10 within the proposed asset protection zone or alternatively, provide information relating to the development that meets The Noosa Plan Outcome 4 of the Natural Hazards Overlay Code for Bushfire Hazard Area. Issue – Effect of Landscape Concept Plan on Bushfire Management The Landscape Concept Plan shows landscaping to the asset protection zones. This has the potential to move the asset protection zones eastwards. Information Request: 25. Provide an appraisal of the Landscape Concept Plan with relation to the Bushfire Management Plan and asset protection zones. Issue: - Traffic Carport, car space and garage dimensions have not been provided. Information Request: 26. Provide further information detailing the dimensions of all garages, car spaces and carports. Please note that all car parking must be in accordance with the relevant user class as defined in AS/NZS2890.1:2004 Page 7 of 13 Document Set ID: 20272939 Version: 3, Version Date: 10/02/2017
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