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Bushfire Hazard Assessment & Management Plan v1 NCES REF: J001061
Lot 7 on RP216403, Lot 394 on M371117, and Lot 650 on M37380 – 48-59 Kabi Road, Cootharaba
PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES ACCEPTABLE OUTCOMES PROPOSED SOLUTION
AO6.5
Where an emergency access point is required, it complies with the
relevant works codes and PSP6 Engineering Design Standards.
Lot design
PO7 AO7 N/A – No residential lots proposed.
Lot design and building siting minimises bushfire hazard Each residential lot:
risk to people and property. a) includes a building envelope, identified on a plan of subdivision;
b) is of sufficient size and shape to allow for efficient emergency
access to buildings for firefighting appliances (e.g. by avoiding battle-
axe/hatchet lots and long narrow lots with long access driveways to
buildings);
c) where more than 2500m², achieves setbacks from hazardous
vegetation in line with Bushfire Attack Level 29 requirements as per
AS3959; and
d) is designed so that buildings and structures are sited in locations of
lowest hazard within the lot and elements of the development least
susceptible to fire are closest to the fire hazard.
Firebreaks and fire access tracks
PO8 AO8.1 AO8.2 - In this instance, the location of the proposed buildings at significant
Firebreaks and fire access tracks provide: Where development involves the creation of a new road and lots, a distance from the confirmed hazardous vegetation, and dominance of low
firebreak is provided by providing a cleared road reserve not less than hazard vegetation about the buildings (i.e. golf course area, sports fields, and
20 metres wide and maximum gradient of 12.5% around the perimeter permaculture fields), negates the requirement for a formal firebreak to be
a) adequate access for firefighting and other
of the subdivision, between the created lots and surrounding adopted between the buildings and the identified hazardous vegetation.
emergency vehicles; and
vegetated lands.
It is noted that given the existing use of the site (golf course) and gentle grade
b) adequate access for the evacuation of residents and OR
across the site (1-5 degrees), it is expected that emergency access to the
emergency personnel in an emergency situation. AO8.2
hazardous vegetation is readily available across the site.
Fire access tracks are provided between the created lots and
surrounding vegetated land that:
a) have a cleared minimum width of 6 metres; AO8.3 – All bushfire management measures prescribed herein would be
b) have a maximum gradient of 12.5%; carried out on the subject property and not rely upon any adjoining property.
c) provide unbroken access for fire fighting vehicles;
d) provide passing bays and turning areas;
e) are located within an access easement that is granted in favour of
Noosa Council and the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service.
AO8.3
Bushfire management measures are carried out on the subject
property and not any adjoining property.
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