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State Planning Policy (2016) Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience
A review of the State Government’s State Planning Policy, Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience
bushfire hazard mapping maps different areas of High and Medium bushfire hazard over
the land (see Figure 8).
Subject Site
Figure 5 State Planning Policy (2016) Natural Hazards, Risk and Resilience Map
Findings and Observations
Whole of property
The property is located on a southerly facing land, falling to the south from a ridge over
which Turnbull Road is located. The land is also shaped by spurs which coincide with
the eastern and western boundaries and as such all of the property slopes down
toward the south-western corner of the property.
The land is dominated by regrowth vegetation which is dominated by regrowth
rainforest species particularly in the drainage lines and a number of environmental
weed species including Lantana.
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