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ACTIVITY SERVICE LEVEL TARGET
Determining Reserve Priorities and Actions:
Both documents have a 5 year planning and prioritisation cycle (reviewed annually) and a 1 year resource
allocation cycle determined by annual inspections.
Planning & support
[Development, review and monitoring of implementation of bushland reserve fire management plans]
Scheduled activities Bushland Reserve Fire Management Reviewed annually.
Actions
Technical oversight – bushland fire Monthly
management (meetings with Bushland
Maintenance team)
Reserve Management Category Reviewed annually
allocation meeting
Maintenance
[Cyclic inspection and routine maintenance related to hard infrastructure such as trail surfacing & drainage,
fencing, gates, signs, fire trails, shelters, tanks, water troughs etc.]
Cyclic Inspections Bushland Reserves [various tenures] Annual
Hazardous Tree Management Program Annual
Operations
[Implementation of Ecological Restoration Plans, as required bush regeneration work, weed control; fire fuel
zone reduction, slashing of fire trails, prescribed burns, clearing of debris etc.]
Cyclic Inspections Done at same time as maintenance inspection above.
Scheduled Work Work is generally identified from inspections as well as site specific
requirements where a Management Plan / Ecological Restoration Plan are
in place or determined by Management Program Category.
Prescribed Burn Operations as per Regional Ecosystem Frequency and
above Framework
Routine scheduled works include:
Fire trail slashing program (47 reserves)
Reserve Name Frequency Program
(up to)
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