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Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan
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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Compliance Assessment
20 metres wide and maximum gradient of along the eastern and northern boundary of the site to
12.5% around the perimeter of the Davis Road. This driveway is approximately 400m long
a. adequate access for
subdivision, between the created lots and and is currently unsealed, but will be sealed with bitumen
fire fighting and other
surrounding vegetated lands. in the future. The driveway follows a ridgeline through the
emergency vehicles;
property and passes through areas of intact, unmanaged
and
OR forest. The existing driveway passes through a managed
b. adequate access for access corridor of around 20m wide, where understorey
the evacuation of AO8.2 Fire access tracks are provided between the fuel is managed via regular slashing but canopy trees are
residents and created lots and surrounding vegetated land retained.
emergency that:
personnel in an
emergency situation. This driveway will provide for the egress of dwelling
a. have a cleared minimum width of 6
occupants in the event of an approaching bushfire, and the
metres;
driveway is either flat or downhill the entire way out to
b. have a maximum gradient of 12.5%; Davis Rd. The driveway surface is capable of supporting
c. provide unbroken access for fire Rural Fire Service 4WD vehicles, but the longitudinal
fighting vehicles; gradient of the driveway exceeds 12.5% at two locations,
which could cause issues for emergency services vehicle
d. provide passing bays and turning
access uphill to the dwelling. There is a short stretch of
areas;
driveway close to the property entrance that has a slope of
e. are located within an access around 13.5%, and another short stretch of driveway just
easement that is granted in favour of below the dwelling site that has a slope of around 16%.
Noosa Council and the Queensland There are no alternative locations for the driveway on the
Fire and Rescue Service. property that would have a lesser slope, so these driveway
slopes cannot be avoided.
AO8.3 Bushfire management measures are carried
out on the subject property and not any In the event of a bushfire emergency where a bushfire
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