Annexure C Bushfire risk assessment and Disaster Managment plan

                        Ecological Natural Area Management



Bushfire risk management recommendations
It is recommended that:
At all times:
    •   Camp ground administration post bushfire emergency management material in public
        places on the camp ground showing evacuation and safe refuge options for the residents
        and required actions for each eventuality,
    •   Maintain water storage of >10,000 L of water for firefighting purposes in a dedicated tank
        that has Rural Fire Service hose connection fittings and
    •   No fuel load management such as prescribed burns are required as all assessments were
        conducted at maximum potentail accumulated fuel loads and a safe refuge is still available
        in such a situation.
On days of High or greater Fire Danger:
    •   Camp ground administration remain on a Watch and Act status maintaining liaison with
        Noosa Council Emergency Management, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services and
        Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and if it is considered that there is a bushfire in the
        area and evacuation to the west is still possible, advise all residents to enact such an
        evacuation.
If a bushfire is posing an immanent threat to the camp ground:
    •   Advise all residents to move to the safe refuge on the beach
(See Figure 6 of this report showing the areas on the beach that can be used as a safe refuge)




Bushfire Risk Assessment and Management Plan – Noosa North Shore Beach Campground Upgrade    March 2017

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