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Bushfire Info Kit PR22034_BIK_Settlers Cove Covenant E_VerA · OPW22/0166
Bushfire Information Kit
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Fuel reduction in the Body Corporate and Annually prior to Covenant fuel control area: Section 2.1.2 –
POSCWP vegetation management the start of POSCWP
• All native trees and vegetation must not be removed,
contractor September
pruned, lopped, damaged or otherwise adversely
affected without written approval from Council’s
Manager – Environmental Services
• weed species are treated;
• surface fuel layer is < 10-25 mm deep across 60-80%
of the area;
• groundcover plants (including plantings) in the near-
surface fuel layer are maintained to remove dead
leaves and are trimmed to a maximum of 30cm high;
• elevated fuel layer covers < 20% of the area; and
• no dead trees or dead branches in canopy trees.
Covenant area:
• weed species are treated; and
• combined surface and near surface forest fuel load of
< 10 t/ha.
Monitor fuel load and Body Corporate and Annually prior to Report from bushfire management specialist that identifies Section 2.1
weeds in the covenant bushfire management June fuel loads and actions required to achieve fuel control
area specialist objectives.
Remove rubbish from Body Corporate and Annually prior to No rubbish in the covenant fuel control area and covenant Section 2.2
the covenant area vegetation management the start of area at all time. Rubbish removal
contractor September/during
fuel control works
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