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Appendix B - Bushfire Management Plan
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Development
Figure 4 shows the key fuel areas (white numerals) and effective slopes for the design fire scenarios for the
site.
Figure 4. Main intact vegetation area related the proposed development. Solid arrows indicate main
directions of attack, dotted arrows as embers.
The vegetation type in terms of AS3959-2018 is “Forest”. Effective slope under vegetation is taken to be 0˚.
Section 6 objectively calculates and determines the potential nature and severity of bushfire attack more
thoroughly. This serves as a basis for determining the construction and other bushfire protection measures
outlined in this BAL Assessment.
Fuel values attributed under Method 2 of AS3959-2018 are State default values as required under AS3959-
2018, however field assessments were undertaken as a check of Regional Ecosystem and long-post-fire fuel
loads using the Overall Fuel Hazard Assessment - DSE Victoria (Oct 2010).
Report compiled by Bushfire Risk Reducers for The Planning Place, July 2021 Page 9
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