Compiled Plans & Documents OPW18-0342 02

                                                               Retirement Living & Aged Care Facility
                                                                      Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach

7. Any and all chemicals must be stored indoors and ideally within rooms which do not share an
   immediate interface or have windows directly facing a hazard source.

8. Ensure the collective range of bushfire mitigation measures as identified within this report and
   illustrated at Appendix D are implemented to ensure the bushfire attack levels identified are
   achieved.

9. Avoid timber fencing where possible, instead using metal, (pool) fencing, colorbond or masonry
   fencing.

10. Avoid the use of timber retaining walls, instead using concrete, stone or masonry for
    construction.

11. Should water tanks be provided, ensure they are constructed of fire-resistant material and are
    located away from any potential bushfire source from which radiant heat may occur. Liaise with
    QFES with regard to appropriate fire service fittings to enable fire brigade access to any tank.
    For any potential underground tanks, or tanks which are not immediately visible from the street,
    provide appropriate signage to enable their easy identification in an emergency.

12. Plastic gas fittings external to the building façade are not acceptable and must not be used.

13. Maintain the development site in a low fuel condition following site clearing and initial earthwork,
    for the balance of construction and into maintenance phases to avoid inadvertent interim
    hazard.

Ongoing Operational Recommendations
These recommendations must be satisfactorily built in to the relevant operational procedures
adopted for the approved facilities, ensuring they are carried out in perpetuity to ensure ongoing
bushfire risk management is addressed appropriately.

1. Provide a copy of this report to the operational management teams of the facilities and ensure
   a copy is held on premises for ease of future reference.

2. Ensure the each of the bushfire emergency provisions documents are integrated into the overall
   emergency plans for each facility, ensuring these provisions are updated on a regular basis.

3. Implement the staff and resident training and exercising measures identified in each of the
   bushfire emergency provisions for the RAC and the retirement living facility.

4. Manage vegetation across the site in accordance with measures identified at Section 7 of the
   report.

5. Undertake regular (twice yearly at a minimum) inspections of landscaped areas across the site
   and maintain in a low fuel condition as set out at Section 7 of this report.

6. Ensure access to the strategic fire trail network servicing Noosa National Park is not inadvertently
   hindered by any ongoing activity associated with the approved development, and notify
   Queensland Parks and Wildlife should any notable issues arise relating to the accessibility of, or
   ongoing use of its trail network is observed.

7. Maintain the identified asset protection zones across the site in a low fuel condition, and
   permitting vehicle access to all asset protection zones.

8. Ensure the buildings across the site are maintained, with wear and tear repaired and in working
   order, in perpetuity.

9. Ensure the on-site fire access network, comprising 4m wide trafficable tracks within a 5m wide
   trail (including emergency egress tracks) are maintained year-round.




Status: Final                                                                                  March 2019
Project No.: 18-030                                                                                Page 8