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Appendix B - Bushfire Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnTable 4. Significance of various RHF levels (Source: NSW RFS, 2006) 7.0 Bushfire Protection Measures in Combination Figure 9. Bushfire Planning Measures in Combination (Source: NSW RFS, 2006) Figure 9, taken from Planning for Bushfire Protection (NSW Rural Fire Service, 2006) illustrates that there are other factors and measures which need to be integrated to mutually support one another to provide protection against bushfire. Simply removing the hazard (bushland) is one possible way of removing risk to life and property, but this approach is hardly desirable. The safety of life and property can be achieved whilst retaining the natural amenity and value of bushland areas, provided these integrated bushfire protection measures are applied. Report compiled by Bushfire Risk Reducers for The Planning Place, July 2021 Page 17
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