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Annexure C Bushfire risk assessment and Disaster Managment plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn 5. Caretaker to lock site gates and erect
closed signs.
6. Notify advance bookings, including via
booking system automated text messages.
7. Post information on booking page, website
and social media.
8. Property Branch to notify the Local
Disaster Coordinator that site evacuated.
C Intense Low Pressure System 1. Property Branch to urgently advise
located within 50 km of the caretaker to evacuate site.
coast and confirmed as 2. Caretaker to advise occupiers and instruct
impacting between Sandy them to leave immediately. Including via
Cape and Point Danger text messages and face-to-face.
3. If occupiers do not follow direction, Police
assistance is to be sought.
4. Caretaker to assess situation and own
personal safety and determine if safe to
stay.
5. Caretaker to lock site gates and erect
closed signs.
6. Notify advance bookings, including via
booking system automated text messages.
7. Post information on booking page, website
and social media.
8. Property Branch to notify the Local
Disaster Coordinator that site evacuated.
Flooding – A Forecast is for rainfall range 1. Property Branch to alert caretaker.
Noosa River up to 200mm in 24 hour 2. Caretaker to advise campground occupiers
catchment period but no prior heavy and advise them to monitor weather and
rainfalls – ground not be prepared to leave if weather
saturated. deteriorates (e.g. high winds).
3. Caretaker to continue to monitor weather
situation.
B Rainfall forecast but not 1. Property Branch to alert caretaker.
expected to exceed 200mm in 2. Caretaker to advise occupiers and advise
a 24 hour period – but ground them to leave or be prepared to leave at
conditions are saturated in the short notice if the rainfall is more intense
Noosa River catchment area. than expected.
3. Caretaker to monitor rain event.
4. Caretaker to assess own situation in terms
of supplies and determine if able to stay
for a period of up to 3 days if Noosa River
experiences minor to moderate flooding.
5. Post information on booking page, website
and social media advising of conditions.
C Forecast heavy rainfall 1. Property Branch responsible to urgently
exceeding 200 mm within advise caretaker.
catchment area over next 48- 2. Caretaker to advise occupiers and direct
72 hours. them to leave immediately. Including via
text messages and face-to-face.
Multiple flood gauges within 3. If occupiers do not follow direction, Police
catchment indicate water assistance is to be sought.
levels 20% above normal or 4. Caretaker to lock site gates and erect
greater. closed signs.
24 April 2017
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