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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
appliances (e.g. by avoiding battle-axe/hatchet lots north. Additionally, a pool will separate the hotel
and long narrow lots with long access driveways to from the vegetation to east and in the east of the
buildings); subject site. The tennis court construction will
3. where more than 2500m², achieves setbacks from require the removal of vegetation.
hazardous vegetation in line with Bushfire Attack 3. A 10m setback from hazardous vegetation for the
Level 29 requirements as per AS3959; and hotel is achieved in the proposed layout plan. The
4. is designed so that buildings and structures are tennis courts will require clearing of and
sited in locations of lowest hazard within the lot management of hazardous vegetation on the
and elements of the development least susceptible northern end of the subject site.
to fire are closest to the fire hazard. 4. The tennis courts and pool are the least susceptible
structures to fire and are sited closest to the
bushfire hazard.
Firebreaks and fire access tracks
PO8 AO8.1 R8.1
Firebreaks and fire access tracks provide: Where development involves the creation of a new
road and lots, a firebreak is provided by providing a 1. Firebreaks are provided between the hazardous
1. adequate access for fire fighting and other cleared road reserve not less than 20 metres wide and vegetation of Girraween Nature Refuge by Leslie
emergency vehicles; and maximum gradient of 12.5% around the perimeter of Drive, existing carparks and existing pedestrian and
2. adequate access for the evacuation of residents the subdivision, between the created lots and service vehicle infrastructure.
and emergency personnel in an emergency surrounding vegetated lands. 2. The total width of these existing firebreak is
situation. approximately 11 metres
OR
AO8.2
Fire access tracks are provided between the created lots
and surrounding vegetated land that:
1. have a cleared minimum width of 6 metres;
2. have a maximum gradient of 12.5%;
3. provide unbroken access for fire fighting vehicles;
4. provide passing bays and turning areas;
5. are located within an access easement that is
granted in favour of Noosa Council and the
Queensland Fire and Rescue Service.
AO8.3
Bushfire management measures are carried out on the
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