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Figure 5: Proposed development location opposite potentially hazardous
vegetation. A setback distance from the nominal ‘Hazardous Vegetation Effective
Edge Line’ of 15.7m will achieve a Radiant Heat Flux less than 29kW/m2. The actual
distance of the proposed development to hazardous vegetation is 21.9m.
5 CONCLUSIONS
1. The Bushfire hazard mapping over the vegetated parts of the subject site and surrounding
areas to the north and east is supported by aerial photography and confirmed by the site
visit
2. The area of vegetation within the northern portion and along the north-eastern boundary
of the subject site is an area of High Potential Bushfire Intensity as determined using the
State Planning Policy – Natural Hazard, Risks and Resilience, Technical Report methodology
after Leonard et al (2014). We note this reflects both State Planning Policy – Natural Hazard
Risks and Resilience bushfire hazard mapping and the Noosa Plan Natural Hazard overlay
mapping.
3. The area of vegetation in and surrounding Girraween Nature Refuge is also confirmed to
be an area of High Potential Bushfire Intensity.
Bushfire Management Plan | Noosa Springs | RFA17-040 24 September 2021
Rob Friend & Associates Pty Ltd
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