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Appendix F_Bushfire Hazard Assessment
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0109 Geotech and Bushfire Hazard reports - Links Drive Noosa Heads.
b) maximise the protection f and mature tree canopy).
people and property during ii) to achieve setbacks
the passage of a fire front. from hazardous However a separation distance
vegetation of 1.5times of 15m is considered
the predominant appropriate for the site based on
mature tree canopy the following:
height or 10m
whichever is the Construction of buildings
greater: and will be in accordance with
iii) 10m from any BAL-29 to minimise potential
retained vegetation impact from bushfire;
strips or small areas of
vegetation; and The proposed layout
iv) so that the elements provides for a direct access
of the development route for evacuation of the site
least susceptible to fire to Resort Drive;
are sited closest to the
bushfire hazard; It is understood that the
b) on lots 2500m2 or less applicant is required to install
– to maximise setbacks eight (8) fire hydrants as part
from hazardous of the development of this site
vegetation. and Precinct F (the adjoining
Lot 7). A bond of $189,000.00
is being held by Council for
this purpose; and
Resort Drive will facilitate
safe evacuation from the site if
required, as this road is
bordered by the golf course to
the west and leads away from
hazardous vegetation.
13.35 Water supply for fire fighting
O8 An adequate and S8.1 For premises not in a The development will be
accessible water supply is water service area – each connected to a reticulated water
provided for fire fighting lot has an accessible da, supply.
purposes swimming pool or water
tank accessible by the fire
brigade tat contains at
least 5000 litres of water.
13.36 Vehicle access and fire trails
Firebreaks and fire S9.1 Firebreaks are Internal access roads within the
access tracks provided by – proposed development will
O9 Firebreaks or fire a) a cleared road reserve provide vehicle access to the
access tracks provide – not less than 20m wide majority of the perimeter
a) adequate access for located around the between buildings and
firefighting and other perimeter of the hazardous vegetation. The
emergency vehicles: and development; roads will be formed pavement
b) adequate width to OR and provide passing and
minimise the risk of fire b) fire access tracks turnaround areas.
crossover. between the development
and surrounding vegetated
lands that –
i) are a minimum cleared
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