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Lot 2, 4 & 5 on RP172460 & Lot 7 on RP895754
66, 82 & 98 Coveys Rd & 39 Tinbeerwah Rd, Tinbeerwah
Table 3 - Risk Assessment - Lot 8
Direction North South/west East North/west
Approx. minimum
distance to
130m 110m 75m 80m
hazardous
vegetation
VHC’s 8.1 8.1 8.1 8.1
Smoke* Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed
Ember Acceptable Acceptable Intolerable Intolerable
Radiant Heat Acceptable Acceptable Intolerable Intolerable
Flame Acceptable Acceptable Tolerable Acceptable
Table 4 - Risk Assessment - Lot 9
Direction North South/west East West
Approx. minimum
distance to
65m >150m 80m 75m
hazardous
vegetation
VHC’s 8.1 N/A 8.1 8.1
Attack Mechanism
Smoke* Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed Not assessed
Ember Intolerable Acceptable Intolerable Intolerable
Radiant Heat Intolerable Acceptable Intolerable Intolerable
Flame Acceptable Acceptable Acceptable Acceptable
* Risk of smoke impact has not been assessed. Smoke can travel long distances and exhibit a variety of densities and
composition. It is therefore not readily practicable to determine the separation distances needed to attain the various risk
classes. Furthermore, individuals will react differently to smoke impacts whereas individuals will generally exhibit similar
reactions to direct flame and radiant heat.
All identified ‘Intolerable risk’ assigned to the new buildings is expected to be reduced to at least a
‘Tolerable risk’ where buildings are constructed in accordance with the National Construction Code
2019 (NCC 2019) AS3959:2018 Construction of Buildings in Bushfire Prone Areas requirements.
5.3 Qualitative Risk Discussion
Expansive units of flammable vegetation are located in proximity to the site which have the potential
of facilitating either a direct bushfire front onto the site and/or facilitating advance ember attack and
radiant heat impact to the site. A discussion of the directional risk acting on the buildings associated
with Lots 8, 9 and 12 follows.
5.3.1 North
The VHC 8.1 tall open forest to the north of the proposed building envelopes exposes them to varying
risk of direct flame, radiant heat, ember and spotting impact in the absence of additional mitigation
measures being employed. The degree of separation offered to the VHC 8.1 hazard is the primary
driver of the assigned level of risk and was determined with consideration to the Flamesol modelling
output presented in Section 4.
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