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Appendix F - Bushfire Hazard Assessment & Management Plan
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LOW POTENTIAL BUSHFIRE INTENSITY
[] HIGH POTENTIAL BUSHFIRE INTENSITY
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PO Box 9586 Pacifc Paradise. Qld. 4564
P: 07 5450 5984
ABN: 60 625 108 625
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Sub Unit 1 (slope set to 1° due to vegetation generally being located upslope or acrass slope from the development ares)
(Fireline intensity calc.ilated using Flzmesol medelling adopting raintorest as the “el evant vegetation type)
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Combined Maximum Potential
Vegetation Hazard Class Surace and Total Fuel ame Landscape Fireline Potential
# Near Jioad (t/ha) “YY | slope intensity Bushfire
Surface Fuel (FrDt) td } (kw/m) Intensity*|
i NC A.t Nexon! vine TT ad 47 1 64 | low
Sub Unit 2
(Fireline intensity calculated using Flemesol medelling adopting forest as the -elevant vegetation type)
Combined Maximum Potential
Vegetation Hazard Class |CUNe@2#04 | Toei rued [ime eaten eriscape: Fircline! | orem
# head Load (t/ha) Se Slope Intensity Coe
Surface Fuel (FFDI) (denrees a eee] Intensity*}
Load {t/ha} &
VRC a = Notophv! vine 44 a4 a 16 1,701 Low
Sub Unit 3
(Fireline intensity calculated using Flemesol mcdelling adopting forest as the -elevant vegetation type)
Combined
Maximum Potential
Vegetation Hazard Class | Y2°®2"4) total Fuel [FE WERE andscape Fireline | Potemta!
# Neer Load (t/ha) Severity Slope Intensity re
Surface Fuel (FFDI) (d } (kw/m) Intensity*}
Loud (u/ha) legrees} wm!
|VHC 9,1 - Moist to dry
Eucalypt open forests on
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[ranges
Sub Unit 4
(Fireline intensity calculated using Flemesol mcdelling adopting woodland as the -elevant veretation type)
Combined
Maximum Potential .
Vepetation Hazard Closs |maiaimmiiial | Ere tel | aaisaiad | Tenet relies | eee
# SSS reel (errr) | scat | cree reer | esse
Surface Fuel (FFDI} (de Ra dk Is } Intensity*|
Load {t/ha} legrees} wim!
VHC 39.2- Low to ; ;
5 8 a7 16 3515 | Low
CSIRO, Australia.
/# From: Leonard, J., & Opie, K., (2017) Estimating the potential bushfire hazard of vegetation patches and
corridors —an enhancement of Queensland's methodol ogy for State-wide mapping of bushfire prone areas.
* From: Leonard, J,, Newnham, G., Opie, K., and Blanchi, R. (2014) Anew methodology for state-wide mapping of
lbushfire prone areas in Queensland. CSIRO, Australia.
BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT TOTAL CONCEPT HOMES
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