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         Figure 13. Fire pump may be portable, or fixed in position, so long as it is protected as the fire
                         front passes.


     4. Lot owners are aware of the existence of this assessment and their responsibilities outlined within it,
        in particular construction, asset protection zone and emergency management. This BAL Assessment
        does not constitute a comprehensive Bushfire Management Plan.


9.0 Summary
The area of “hazard” faced by the proposed development is not great, but the likelihood of wildfire at some
time is regarded as possible or even likely. Risk mitigation measures should extend beyond construction
(which is the main focus of this BAL Assessment).

Along with adequate water supply and emergency management arrangements, compliant construction under
AS3959-2018 and APZs to reduce the exposure of life and property to bushfire, these combined measures
assist prepare residents for the possibility of fire in the area.




10.0 References
ABCB (2016), Building Code of Australia, Australian Building Codes Board, Canberra.

Building Regulation (2006), Queensland Government, Queensland.

Environmental Protection Act (1994), Queensland Government, Queensland.

Hines, F., Tolhurst, K.G., & Wilson, A.A.G., (2010) Overall Fuel Hazard Assessment - Research Report No. 82 4th Edition, DSE Victoria.

Queensland Government Department of Local Government and Planning (May 2003), State Planning Policy 01/03, Queensland.

Queensland Government Department of Local Government and Planning (December 2019), State Planning Policy – Natural hazards,
risk and resilience - Bushfire, Queensland.

Queensland Government Department of Local Government and Planning (October 2019), Bushfire Resilient Communities – Technical
Reference Guide for the State Planning Policy “ Natural hazards, risk and resilience - Bushfire, Queensland.



Report compiled by Bushfire Risk Reducers for Mr A. Wittaker, February 2023                                    Page 20

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