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Appendix D - Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnPERFORMANCE OUTCOMES ACCEPTABLE OUTCOMES PROPOSED SOLUTION
Where an emergency access point is required, it
complies with the relevant works codes and PSP6
Engineering Design Standards.
Lot design
PO7 AO7 PO7- The building envelope has been located within the
Lot design and building siting minimises Each residential lot: lowest hazard area and has been provided with
bushfire hazard risk to people and a) includes a building envelope, identified on a plan of sufficient separation to confirmed hazardous
property. subdivision; vegetation to secure a likely BAL 12.5 construction
standard under AS3959.
b) is of sufficient size and shape to allow for efficient
emergency access to buildings for firefighting
appliances (e.g. by avoiding battle-axe/hatchet lots and
long narrow lots with long access driveways to
buildings);
c) where more than 2500m², achieves setbacks from
hazardous vegetation in line with Bushfire Attack Level
29 requirements as per AS3959; and
d) is designed so that buildings and structures are sited
in locations of lowest hazard within the lot and
elements of the development least susceptible to fire
are closest to the fire hazard.
Firebreaks and fire access tracks
A08.2 – No specific fire breaks are proposed to be
PO8 AO8.1
constructed. The building envelope has been provided
Firebreaks and fire access tracks provide: Where development involves the creation of a new
with a minimum 21m dedicated APZ consisting of
road and lots, a firebreak is provided by providing a
cleared grassed separation to the hazardous vegetation
cleared road reserve not less than 20 metres wide and
a) adequate access for firefighting and to the west. The allotment is located on flat land and is
maximum gradient of 12.5% around the perimeter of
other emergency vehicles; and generally cleared of vegetation, hence offers suitable
DECEMBER 2021 BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT & MANAGEMENT PLAN Page: 27
21 JIRRIMA CRESCENT, COOROIBAH
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