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Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan
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impacts of bushfire on handled in bulk quantities. Hazardous materials will not
hazardous materials present an unacceptable risk to people, property and the
manufacturing or storing in environment
bulk.
Access and Evacuation Routes
PO6 Roads provide for easy and AO6.1 The road layout provides for through-roads Complies with PO6
safe evacuation of residents and avoids cul-de-sacs and dead-end roads.
Direct access shall be provided via a driveway along the
of premises and access by
eastern and northern boundary of the site to Davis Road.
emergency services. OR
This driveway is approximately 400m long and is currently
unsealed, but will be sealed with bitumen in the future. The
AO6.2 The development has a perimeter road
driveway follows a ridgeline through the property and
reserve with a minimum width of 20 metres
passes through areas of intact, unmanaged forest. The
and maximum gradient of 12.5%.
existing driveway passes through a managed access
corridor of around 20m wide, where understorey fuel is
OR
managed via regular slashing but canopy trees are
AO6.3 Cul-de-sacs or no-through roads are provided retained.
with fire trails or access easements, which are
capable of being navigated by conventional
This driveway will provide for the egress of dwelling
vehicles and which link to through roads.
occupants in the event of an approaching bushfire, and the
AO6.4 Safe access and egress is available at all driveway is either flat or downhill the entire way out to
times to all of the development for emergency Davis Rd. The driveway surface is capable of supporting
vehicles and personnel. Rural Fire Service 4WD vehicles, but the longitudinal
gradient of the driveway exceeds 12.5% at two locations,
AO6.5 Where an emergency access point is which may cause issues for emergency services vehicle
required, it complies with the relevant works access uphill to the dwelling. There is a short stretch of
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