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Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan
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The Flamesol Method 2 Minimum Distance calculator has been used to calculate the minimum
separation distance required between the development and bushfire-prone vegetation for each BAL
level. These results are provided in Appendix 1 and Figure 7 and summarised in Table 5.
Table 5: Determination of Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) minimum separation distances for bushfire-prone
vegetation.
Bushfire
BAL-Flame
attack level BAL-40 BAL-29 BAL-19 BAL-12.5
zone (FZ)
(BAL) →
South/South-
0 - <30.9 m 30.9 - <39.9 m 39.9- < 54 m 54 - <70.59 m 70.59 - < 100m
west
East 0 - <28 m 28 - <36.7 m 36.7- < 50.4 m 50.4 - <66.2 m 66.2 - < 100m
PO7 of the Noosa Plan 2020 specifies that building envelopes on lots greater than 2500m2 are to be
separated from hazardous vegetation such that they achieve a radiant heat flux of 29 kW/m2 (BAL-29).
To achieve this outcome, the proposed habitable dwelling will need to be sited at least 39.9m from
unmanaged vegetation to the south/south-west and 36.7m from unmanaged vegetation to the east.
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