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Approved Plan - RAL21/0017
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Log in to see the plans as drawnSub Unit 1 (Fireline intensity calculated using Flamesol modelling adopting forest as the relevant vegetation type) Combined Maximum | Potential . Surface and Fire Weather a iM Potential Vegetation Hazard Class Total Fuel . Landscape | Fireline # Sad Load (t/ha) pee oee Slope | Intensity pe Surface Fuel (FON | ge nee) thw /en)._intensity® Load (t/ha) eS VHC 9.1 - Moist to dry Eucalypt open forests on : eal lowlands and 21 24.2 47 at 15,866 | Medium ranges Sub Unit 2 (Fireline intensity calculated using Flamesol modelling adopting forest as the relevant vegetation type) Combined . Maximum | Potential Vegetation Hazard Class St Total Fuel Fe weamteh Landscape | Fireline retenelat Near Severity Bushfire # Load (t/ha) Slope | Intensity Surface Fuel (FFDI) idecreesyil (earn) Intensity* Load (t/ha) eS VHC 39.2 - Low to moderate tree cover in ‘3 8 47 8 2,024 Low built up areas Sub Unit 3 (Fireline intensity calculated using Flamesol modelling adopting forest as the relevant vegetation type) Combined 5 Surface and Fire Weather Mex a poten Potential Vegetation Hazard Class Total Fuel n Landscape} Fireline # Nest Load (t/ha) severity Slope | Intensity Beste Surface Fuel (FFDI) desrecen cain) Intensity*| Load (t/ha) _ VHC 41.1 - Di: ti continuous! 25 3 47 8 379 | Low low grass or tree cover # From: Leonard, J., & Opie, K., (2017) Estimating the potential bushfire hazard of vegetation patches and corridors — an enhancement of Queensland’s methodology for State-wide mapping of bushfire prone areas. CSIRO, Australia. * From: Leonard, J., Newnham, G., Opie, K., and Blanchi, R. (2014) A new methodology for state-wide mapping of bushfire prone areas in Queensland. CSIRO, Australia. LEG END = EE THE SITE 150M BUFFER TO SITE LOW POTENTIAL BUSHFIRE INTENSITY MEDIUM POTENTIAL BUSHFIRE INTENSITY North Coast ieee nie TAG Environmental PO Bow 860 Paste Ramadiee, 4.4561 | BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT NOEL SHIPP SUB UNITS Jo00908 BFO2 A Si ervices conuttant ABN: 60 625 108625 | D5 PAVILION STREET, POMONA 7 FRET TET | secre orm eareicememsarnarawen Sone 1:3000 @ A3
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