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Log in to see the plans as drawnTable 2 – Table 8.2.3.3 Bushfire Hazard Areas – Part 8 Overlay Code Noosa Plan 2020
PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES ACCEPTABLE OUTCOMES PROPOSED SOLUTION
Safety of people and property
PO1 AO1.1 This Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management
Development maintains the safety of Development which will materially increase the number Plan has been prepared to maintain the safety of
people and property from the adverse of people living or congregating on premises, including people and property from the adverse impacts of
impacts of bushfire. reconfiguring a lot, is not located within a medium or bushfire.
high bushfire hazard area.
AO1.1 – The existing cottage is located outside of the
mapped very high bushfire hazard area as depicted on
AO1.2
the Local Hazard Area Map (refer to Figure 3).
Development maximises setbacks from hazardous
vegetation to achieve an acceptable risk.
AO1.2 – The cottage is located approximately 60m from
the identified hazardous vegetation. To minimise risk of
Editor’s Note —PSP8 Natural Hazards provides
encroachment due to future regrowth within the site,
guidance for assessing bushfire hazard risk and
it is recommended that the 60m separation is
preparing a bushfire hazard management plan.
maintained as a dedicated Asset Protection Zone. The
setback available far exceeds the minimum
recommended 29kW/m2 radiant heat exposure and is
the equivalent to achieving compliance with the
setback required for a vulnerable use (10kW/m2). It is
considered that the development complies with
Assessment Benchmark 4 of the SPP and achieves an
acceptable risk where the additional bushfire
mitigation measures detailed within this report are
employed.
JULY 2022 BUSHFIRE HAZARD ASSESSMENT & MANAGEMENT PLAN Page: 30
296 KIDD ROAD, POMONA
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