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Bushfire Hazard Assessment & Management Plan v2 - 48-59 Kabi Road COOTHARABA
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LEGEND Sub Unit 1 ~ stope assessed as 1 degree due to Sub Unit being located across slope relevant to the development aren.
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5es, | 150m ASSESSMENT BUFFER Fi HIGH POTENTIAL BUSHFIRE INTENSITY
la POTENTIAL BUSHFIRE INTENSITY i HIGH POTENTIAL BUSHFIRE INTENSITY.
Sub Unit 6 - stove assessed as 1 degrees due to Sub Unit being located across sfope relevant to the development area,
(Firetine intensity calculsted using Fismesol modelling adopting forest #5 the retevant vegetation type)
From: Leonard, 1, & Opie, K,, (2017] Estimating the potential bushfire hazard of vegetation patches and
comidors = an anhancoment of Quoensiand’s mathodatogy for State-wide mapping of bushfire prone arvas.
CSIRO, Australia
* From: Leonard, J, Newnham, G., Opie, K, and Blanch), R. (2014) A new methodology for state-wide mapping of
bushfire prone arens in Queensland, CSIRO, Auntenlia.
** Firwlinw intensity, radiant heat flux, and buatheie attack level are not calculated for non-biehfire prone VHC
{grass fire prone VCs (prone type = 2) or low hazard VHCs (prone type = 3} a8 per Bushfire Resitinat
Communities 2019 Sections 75.2. 7.6.8 Figure 14,
North Coast
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