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                                                                                  FIRE MANAGEMENT REPORT FM 5601
                                                  INTRODUCTION

This Fire Management Report has been written for the benefit of future occupants of this proposed site and developed in
accordance with the requirements of;
    o The Noosa Shire Council Town Plan,
    o SPP 07/2017.
    o Queensland Planning Act 2016
    o “Bushfire Resilient Communities Technical Reference Guide for the State Planning Policy State Interest” Natural
         Hazards , Risk and Resilience-Bushfire” published by QFES and Queensland Government.
    o Natural hazards, risk and resilience-Bushfire State Planning Policy-state interest guidance material published by
         Queensland Government
    o Bushfire Resilient Building Guidance for Queensland Homes published by CSIRO and Queensland Government
    o The National Construction Code
    o Queensland Bushfire Plan published by Queensland Government prepared by QFES.
    o Australian Standard AS3959,
    o International Fire Safety Engineering Guidelines

The report has been prepared as supporting documentation for a Material Change of Use (Building) /Reconfiguration of Lot
Application.

1.1.        Address:
            11C Church Street
            Pomona

1.2.        Local Authority
            Noosa Shire Council

1.3.        R.P.D.
            Lot 4 on SP301620

1.4.        Site area
                   2
            7509m

1.5.        Responsible Fire Authority
            QFES for all fires.

1.6.        Potential Bushfire Hazard Rating.
            The hazard rating maps prepared for the Council show the ratings on this property ranging from Low to being in
            a bushfire hazard buffer area.

1.7.        Land tenure
            Freehold

1.8.        Adjoining owners are:
            Freehold

1.9.        Current Land Use:
            Vacant

1.10.       Fire danger Index
            FDI 40 (nominated by AS 3959)

1.11.       Topography
            Rolling Hills

1.12.       Predominant Wind Direction
            The predominate wind direction is from the South East. In times of severe fire weather the wind direction will be
            from the North West. The Topography will create microclimates, which will cause swirling, which will modify the
            apparent wind direction according to primary direction and velocity

1.13.       Slope
            upslope

1.14.       Aspect
            Variable




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