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Annexure C Bushfire risk assessment and Disaster Managment plan
Attached to the e-mail Annexure C Bushfire & Disaster Management Plan - Email 2 of 2 MCU17/0035.
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4.3 Map of the visually assessed vegetation
Based on visual assessment of the vegetation, assessment of aerial photography, assessment of
vegetation mapping and field verification, the visually assessed vegetation is:
• Fore dune herbland,
• Casuarina equesitifolia low woodland in the foredune complex - canopy height = 10m,
• Melaleuca quinquenervia woodland - canopy height = 10m,
• Low (Wallum) heath land - canopy height <2m
The map below shows the locations of the visually assessed vegetation.
Figure 5: Map showing the locations of the visually assessed vegetation including non-vegetated
areas such as suburbs, roads, bicycle paths etc.
These areas of vegetation will be used for subsequent bushfire hazard and risk assessments in
this report.
Note that the bushfire hazard of the fore dune herbland will not be assessed as it is a non-
flammable vegetation community.
Bushfire Risk Assessment and Management Plan – Noosa North Shore Beach Campground Upgrade March 2017
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