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07/2555 - Operational Works - Drainage Stormwater Vegetation [As Published] · 142007.2555
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| ne ee C39 Fo oo eo! lL UF Bushfire Management Plan Lot 27 RP 89506 §.2 Infrastructure Management 5.2.1 Fire Breaks The pedestrian footpath which acts as a boundary fire break for the west. 5.3 Wildfire Management Wildfire history in the area is non existent and the development will largely fire proof the subject land. The only risk of a high intensity fire threatening the subject land is from the open forest north of the Caloundra — Noosa Road in the National Park. Any fire starting in this area should be attended by NPWS and QFRA staff. The off-road capability and local knowledge of these crews is considered vital where fire suppression activities require access to vegetated areas. \t is most unlikely that the need for widespread evacuation of residential properties will be experienced within the subject land. Should such action be required, this would be a r decision for the “fire boss” as defined under the Queensland Fire and Rescue Authority Act 1990. 5 THE CONSULTANCY BOREAG 03-089 Bushfire Management Plan : : Commerciat In Confidence Page 14
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