Bushfire Hazard Assessment

                                                                                        BHA Report for36 Riverpark Drive, Ringtail Creek




                                                    Photo 3 - RE 12.3.2


Risk Analysis

The potential for an unplanned vegetation fire to occur within retained vegetation is a function of the level of hazard and the
opportunity for ignition and fire development. The risk can be quantified in two parts:
· Internal
· External


Internal

The remnant RE 12.3.2 -Wet eucalypt tall open forest and RE 12.3.4 Melaleuca open forests on seasonally inundated lowland
coastal swamps is the predominant bushfire hazard vegetation to the proposed build. The RE 12.3.4 is west of the proposed
build and the RE 12.3.2 is to the south and south - west of the proposed build. The AS3959 - 2018 2.2.3.1 requires each
vegetation type be assessed separately to determine the relative impacts. The predominant RE 12.3.2 vegetation is located 30
metres to the east of the proposed building.



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