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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 JUNE 2021
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 JUNE 2021
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Table 2 Review the overall risk rating to reflect real risk.
Consequences associated with these activities.
should also be consistent between all three risks
to life (Contractors, Volunteers & Visitors).
5. Determining Add climate change information and predicted
2 reserve seasonal weather to the first step within Reserve
priorities network risk assessment flowchart.
6.1 Asset Develop a plan to deal with ‘at risk’ vegetation
3 Protection “such as the Eucalypteae or similar family of trees.
Zones
6.1 Asset Consider a community campaign to make
3 Protection households aware of the dangers of dumping
Zones household green waste into bushland reserves
which will increase the availability of fuel when
fires occur.
6.1 Asset Develop a strategy using a Risk Management
3 Protection Approach to managing access to fire trails, whilst
Zones still allowing access to Emergency Vehicles.
Consider surveillance and/or Remote Aircraft as a
ossible option.
6.4 Planned When developing prescribed burn plans, use
4, Burns general high-level model of the end-to-end
processes to determine strategies and
contingencies to ensure that planned burns
‘actually’ take place at or near the scheduled time.
7. Fire Consider actions required by Council once a fire is
Management lit on land owned or controlled by the entity.
5 Planning Include a Response Action in the Fire Management
(Table) Action Plan.
Consider the introduction of the position of Bush
Fire Mitigation Officer.
Off reserve Investigate a Social Media campaign to identify
neighbour risk vulnerable people within highlighted risk areas
assessment - life | and have the info mapped and shared with State
and proper agencies.
Off reserve Investigate what State or Federal funding through
neighbour risk resilience funding programs is available for
assessment - life | properties to reduce the risks of property damage
and property associated with fire and ember attack. These
should promote the installation of fire mitigation
equipment. In the absence of funding, consider
introducing local laws to mandate this and
consider developing a local fund through the
introduction of levies aimed at reducing the risks
to fire prone properties.
7 Communication | Develop any communication strategy for hazard
reduction to include important knowledge of the
reasons why burns have to occur and use a risk-
based approach to ensure unwanted risks are
addressed.
Document Name: Peer Review - Noosa Shire Council (Bushfire Management Plan) Page 8 of 9
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