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Bushfire Management Plan Lot 27 RP 89506

 

 

 

The large mosaic of walking racks in the National Park further fragments the fuels
and when combined with National Park's staff use of fuel reduction burning on

selected sections of the park has the effect of significantly lowering the risk of wildfire
from this area.

Equally, a fire threatening the park from outside its boundaries, can be controlled
from the many tracks, etc (see Map 1) and such a fire cannot achieve a prolonged
“run” of increasing intensity.

Asset Design

The risk of damage to property from uncontrolled bushfire can be significantly
reduced by the careful construction and maintenance of buildings.

The use of documents such as SAA HB36-1993 Building in Bushfire Prone Areas
and AS 3959-1999 Construction of Buildings in Bushfire Prone Areas provides
builders with information to assist in the reduction of the risk from bushfire.

The proposed construction sites are relatively free from bushfire risk.

Fire Fighting Infrastructure
The following agencies all play roles in cases of wildfire management:

* Qid Fire & Rescue Authority Rural Fire Brigades

Urban Fire Division

* Noosa Shire Council

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Council Administered Lands

Qid Department of Environment National Parks & Wildlife Service

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State Emergency Services
* Qld Police Service

Qld Ambulance Service
* Private Property Owner

 

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