Council archive · source document
PR18082_BIK_Settlers Cove Stage 4_RevA_07082018 · OPW18/0155
Attached to the e-mail Additional Information Request Item - OPW18/0155 - Bushfire Information Kit - Condition 29 of MCU16/0143.
Green Tape Solutions
Quality, Integrity, Experience
5. Implementation Plan
Table 1: Implementation plan for the bushfire management kit
Responsibility/who to Timing/frequency Action required Performance objectives Reference Notes
contact
Body Corporate and Annually prior to June Monitor forest fuel load Report from bushfire management Section 4.1 Monitoring Bushfire management
bushfire management and weeds in the specialist that identifies forest fuel fuel load specialist should be proficient
specialist covenant area loads and actions required to achieve in weed identification and the
fuel control objectives. Section 4.2.2 Forest Fuel forest fuel load assessment
reduction – Covenant method in Overall fuel hazard
area assessment guide (DSE 2010)
Performance objectives
Body Corporate and on- At least fortnightly from Fuel reduction in the Building fuel control area: Section 4.2.1 Building The building fuel control area
site manager September and March building fuel control • Lawn maintained to < 100 mm in fuel control area is shown in Figure 2.
area height;
• Fire retardant vegetation trimmed
to 30cm in height; and
• Gardens are maintained to remove
dead leaves and branches and
forest litter from the covenant area.
Body Corporate and Annually prior to the Fuel reduction in the Covenant fuel control area: Section 4.2 Covenant Initial thinning of the elevated
vegetation management start of September covenant fuel control • weed species are treated; fuel control area fuel layer should focus on
contractor area and the covenant • surface fuel layer is < 10-25 mm thinning or complete removal
area deep across 60-80% of the area; Section 4.2. Covenant of Acronychia sp., removal of
• groundcover plants (including area dead Casuarina sp. treesand
plantings) in the near-surface fuel thenremoval/pruning of non-
layer do not exceed a density of 2 viable/inappropriate natives
plants/3 m2, are maintained to e.g. she-oak, wattles, cypress,
remove dead leaves and are Monotoca and Ricinocarpus.
trimmed to a maximum of 30cm
high; Annual works will be specified
• elevated fuel layer covers < 20% of in the bushfire management
the area; and specialist’s forest fuel load
monitoring report.
• no dead trees or dead branches in
canopy trees. All vegetation waste resulting
Covenant area: from fuel reduction works is to
PR18082_BIK_Settlers Cove Stage 4 Page 15
See the original
The page text is free to read. Viewing or downloading an original file needs an account.
Log in to see the originalUsed in these records
PR18082_BIK_Settlers Cove Stage 4_RevA_07082018.pdfRelated documentApplication case desk ↗
About this file
- File size
- 1.3 MB (small file)
- File type
No other editions are linked here.