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Fuel Load calculations were undertaken on site to validate vegetation classifications and
subsequently potential bushfire hazard to the proposed development.

Vegetation ecotones result in varying fuel load availability. Subsequently, vegetation
communities have been referenced against predominant vegetation with highest fuel loads
with regard to potential sources of Bushfire Hazard posed to the proposed development.
Observed vegetation communities are described in Table 1.
                                   Table 1 Vegetation Hazard Classifications
 Direction of      Vegetation            DNRM          Vegetation         Potential     Potential   Potential
  Bushfire      Description (Sub-       Regional      Hazard Class       Fuel Load      Fire-line   Bushfire
   Hazard       Unit – if relevant)    Ecosystem        (BRCTRG)           (t/ha)       Intensity    Hazard
                                                                                         (kw/m)
West            Notophyll     Vine   RE:12.11.10     Class      2.1    3.5t/ha         644            Low
through         Forest                               Complex     to
north     to                                         simple, semi-
northeast                                            deciduous
                                                     mesophyll to
                                                     notophyll vine
                                                     forest
South           Notophyll     Vine   RE:12.11.10     Class      2.1    3.5t/ha         644            Low
                Forest                               Complex     to
                                                     simple, semi-
                                                     deciduous
                                                     mesophyll to
                                                     notophyll vine
                                                     forest
East            Scattered    trees   NA              Class      1.4    3t/ha           <1000          Low
                and       Managed                    Discontinuous
                landscapes                           low grass or
                                                     tree cover

2.2.3 Potentially Hazardous Vegetation
Based on the above assessment, vegetation within 100m of the proposed development has
been classified as posing a low potential bushfire hazard. Consequently, the proposed
development is considered to be in a low potential bushfire hazard area.

The following section details Bushfire Risk Mitigation measures to be implemented on the site
to address the compliance requirements of the proposed development.




 19 June 2023                41 Tallowwood Place, Black Mountain - Bushfire Management Plan              Page 10
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