7. Attachment F - Bushfire Hazard Assessment

                                                         Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan



Table 6: Determination of Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) minimum separation distances for bushfire-prone
                                              vegetation.


  Bushfire        BAL-
   Attack         Flame         BAL-40        BAL-29          BAL-19          BAL-12.5         BAL-10
Level (BAL)     zone (FZ)


East            0 - < 21.7m   21.7 - < 27m   27 - < 35.2m   35.2 - < 44.6m   44.6 - < 50.3m   50.3- <100m


South-east      0 - < 19.8m   19.8-< 24.9m   24.9- < 2.6m   32.6 - < 41.6m   41.6 - < 47m     47 - < 100m


North-east      0 - < 19.8m   19.8-< 26.2m   26.2-<36.8m    36.8 - < 49.8m   49.8 - < 57.7m   57.7 -<100m


South-west      0 - < 26.8m   26.8-< 32.9m   32.9-<42m      42 - < 52.7m     52.7 - < 59.2m   59.2 -<100m




The ‘QFES BRC Document 2019’ (section 9.4) specifies that vulnerable uses (i.e. Hospices, Age Care
Facilities, child care etc.) in bushfire prone areas must not be exposed to a radiant heat flux level of
greater than 10 kW/m2 at all development footprint boundaries. To comply with AO1.2 of the Bushfire
Overlay Code in the Noosa Plan 2020 the development will be required to maximise the setback from
hazardous vegetation to achieve an acceptable risk therefore the development is required to have a
setback from the hazardous vegetation in accordance with the distances in Table 6 above for BAL 10.
The proposed new building can comply with this requirement.




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