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Appendices 6 SMP, 7 Bushfire & 8 Noise impact - Email 3 of 4 - MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
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RE: Bushfire Management Plan – 215 David Low Way, Peregian Beach In addition, a relaxation of the approved 15m wide APZ (i.e. 5m outer APZ and 10m inner APZ) is sought for one (1) dwelling (i.e. dwelling No. 10). I have reviewed the Landscape Concept Plan prepared by Mark Baldock Landscape Architect (Drawing No. 1611-LCP1, ISSUE A). With consideration of the above, Table 1 below provides an assessment of compliance of the current proposed development layout (Sprout Architects Drawing No. 16003 SD04, Revision M) with the relevant requirements of the approved BMP. Table 1 Compliance with “Summary of Recommendations” (DFS Group 2015) Compliance Mitigation Requirements achieved? Measure (Yes/No) Certifier to An assessment of the required construction assess/confirm Any future standards should be completed by an required development of experienced consultant/designer at the time of construction balance lot detailed building design, in accordance with AS standards in 3959-2009. accordance with AS 3959-2009. YES (generally a minimum of 12m wide except for West of the balance area - 10m wide; proposed dwelling No. 10 which will have an IPA of 7.5 - 8m). should retain trees as clumps or islands and YES provide a tree canopy cover of less than 15%; YES (based on a tree canopies should be located greater than 2 review of the metres from any part of the roofline of a proposed Landscape building; Concept Plan) APZ – Inner To be completed Protection Area trees should have lower limbs removed up to a during landscape (IPA) height of 2 metres above the ground; maintenance. landscaping performed on site shall maintain the IPA effectively free of available fuel. Landscaping plants may be used in this area so YES (based on a long as they are selected for their low review of the combustibility, by virtue of high moisture proposed Landscape content, low volatile oil content, high leaf Concept Plan) mineral levels, large fleshy leaves, and absence of shedding bark; landscaping plants should be placed so as to YES (based on a not provide either vertical or horizontal review of the connectedness of plant material, and avoid proposed Landscape overhanging rooflines or contact with Concept Plan) flammable parts of buildings; Ref: AM/Q15012/Lw3 JWA Pty Ltd 2
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