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Attachment B - Bushfire Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnVegetation communities surrounding the proposed development were referenced against
mapped RE’s in the general vicinity, and Vegetation Hazard Classifications and Potential Fire-
line Intensity calculations as detailed in the CSIRO (2014) report. Potential Fuel Load
calculations were undertaken on site to validate vegetation classifications and subsequently
potential bushfire hazard to the proposed development.
Vegetation ecotones result in varying fuel load availability. Subsequently, vegetation
communities have been referenced against predominant vegetation with highest fuel loads.
Observed vegetation communities are described in Table 1. Site vegetation is in the
immediate vicinity of the built structures of the proposed development are understood to be
managed based on setback requirements determined by his assessment. The following
‘directions of hazard’ are referenced against the relevant proposed development structures.
Setback requirements, and building construction standards, in these directions are detailed
in Section 3.1.
Table 1 Vegetation Hazard Classifications
Direction of Vegetation DNRM Vegetation Potential Potential Potential
Bushfire Description (Sub- Regional Hazard Class Fuel Load Fire-line Bushfire
Hazard Unit – if relevant) Ecosystem (CSIRO, 2014) (t/ha) Intensity Hazard
(kw/m)
North Wet Eucalypt RE:12.3.2 Class 9.1 Moist 24.1t/ha 23,898 High
through Forest, shrubby to dry eucalypt
Northwest understorey, open forests
(Male 1-10 & transition to vine on coastal
Server forest understorey lowlands and
accom.) to northwest ranges
fragmented and
modified
Northeast Wet Eucalypt open RE: 12.9- Class 10.1 20.8 t/ha 17,801 Medium
through East forest community, 10.17 Spotted gum
shrubby dominated
understorey open forests
Southwest Mixed Melaleuca NA Class 21.1: 14.9t/ha 7,957 Medium
(Female 1-7 sp. woodland Melaleuca dry
& Server transitioning to open forest on
accom.) Eucalypt Woodland sandplains or
to south depositional
plains
Southeast Dry Eucalypt open RE:12.9- Class 10.2 18/ha 13,331 Medium
through woodland, 10.17 Spotted gum
south fragmented by dominated
former land uses woodlands
West Eucalypt open RE:12.9- Class 10.2 18/ha 13,331 Medium
woodland to 10.17 Spotted gum
forest, some dominated
fragmented by woodlands
infrastructure and
land uses
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