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292 Illoura Place Cooroibah - Bushfire Management Plan · MCU20/0022
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Vegetation ecotones result in varying fuel load availability. Subsequently, vegetation
communities have been referenced against predominant vegetation with highest fuel loads.
Observed vegetation communities are described in Table 1.
Table 1 Vegetation Hazard Classifications
Direction of Vegetation DNRM Vegetation Potential Potential Potential
Bushfire Description (Sub- Regional Hazard Class Fuel Load Fire-line Bushfire
Hazard Unit – if relevant) Ecosystem (CSIRO, 2014) (t/ha) Intensity Hazard
(kw/m)
northwest Melaleuca RE:12.3.4 Class 22.1 28.4t/ha 26,790 High
through west Woodland to forest Melaleuca
to southwest open forests
on seasonally
inundated
lowland
coastal
swamps
North (site) & Melaleuca NA Class 22.1 19.7t/ha 12,890 Medium
Adjacent to Woodland Melaleuca
the northeast woodlands on
seasonally
inundated
lowland
coastal
swamps
South Eucalypt woodland NA Class 9.2 Moist 17.2t/ha 9,826 Medium
through to dry eucalypt
southeast & woodland on
Northeast coastal
lowlands and
ranges
North Managed NA Class 12: 5t/ha 830 Low
(adjacent Landscapes Mixture of
site) Rural Classes,
mainly grasses
East (central) Managed NA Class 12: 5t/ha 830 Low
Landscapes Mixture of
Rural Classes,
mainly grasses
Site (balance) Managed & NA Class 12: 5t/ha 830 Low
unmanaged Mixture of
grasslands Rural Classes,
mainly grasses
Vegetation Hazard classification as described in Table 1, are visually represented in Figure 5.
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