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Attachment D - Bushfire Technical Note · 132008.1128.02
Attached to the e-mail Change to DA (Report, Existing Approval, Bushfire Technical Note, DA Form, Owners consent) - 132008.1128.02.
5 November 2018
BlueCare Pty Ltd
C/- RPS Group Pty Ltd
PO Box 1559
FORTITUDE VALLEY QLD 4006
ATTN: Ms Penny Cooper, Technical Director – Urban Planning
Dear Penny
Bushfire Technical Note for approved aged care and retirement
facility at 6 Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach
We write in relation to the abovementioned development
approval for which a minor change application is currently
sought. This bushfire technical note seeks to confirm the nature of
the minor changes proposed continue to comply with or
improve upon the previous assessments completed by Land
Graphics in 2008 and RPS in 2017.
The minor changes proposed, insofar as they relate bushfire
protection, include:
• altered building siting for the residential aged care facility
on Lot 6, and minor changes to the internal layout; and
• altered product and layout for the retirement facility on
Lot 9, including revised vehicle circulation network.
None of the proposed minor changes impact upon the identified
asset protection zones or separation buffers previously noted by
RPS in 2017, or other bushfire protection measures which have
been identified.
The proposed residential aged care facility building is to be
shifted forward on the site to increase the extent of separation to
the narrow vegetated tributary to the rear, between the site and
Sunshine Beach State High School to the north. Whilst this corridor
is constrained by virtue of its dimensions and disturbance /
management, relocation to achieve a separation distance for
BAL-29 is now provided. This represents a substantial
improvement upon the existing separation for Lot 6.
The revised vehicle circulation network across Lot 9 and servicing
the approved retirement facility remains capable of
accommodating emergency fire appliances, as required.
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Further, it does not present any adverse or unintended impacts on existing adjoining development to the east from that previously approved. A bushfire hazard assessment and management plan is currently being prepared, along with the necessary bushfire evacuation plans for the residential aged care and retirement facilities as per the current set of approval conditions and will be submitted to Council for assessment as part of the forthcoming Operational Works application. We trust this information is sufficient for your needs in confirming the proposed minor changes do not adversely or inadvertently impact upon the approved bushfire management regime for the site, but rather to seek to improve outcomes where possible. If you have any questions in relation to this matter, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. Yours faithfully Laura Gannon BRTP (Hons) GDBP GCPM MPIA BPAD MIAWF NHMA Principal MERIDIAN URBAN
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