Dowling, V PRamsey GC, McArthur NA (1994) Planning in fire-prone areas: building survival. In `Bushfire! Looking to the Future: Papers from the Nature Conservation Council of NSW Seminar', June 1994. (Eds C Brown, L Tohver) pp. 142-150. (Envirobook: Sydney)...
Population growth in the peri-urban areas to the north of Melbourne has been significant over the past two decades. This has occurred in existing urban centres and across the rural landscape. Recent bushfires (February 2009) in this region have resulted in the highest casualties recorded in Aust...
Mountain Planning has extensive experience in designing subdivisions across Victoria. Bushfire Assessments Nick specialises in planning development and bushfire assessments in bushfire prone areas. In-house Town Planning Services Nick has extensive experience as a local government planner. VCAT and Panel ...
This takes people out of harm's way and reduces the death rate, although the experience of severe bushfires has shown that voluntary evacuation which is left too late may significantly add to deaths. People may be accommodated temporarily and permitted to return soon after the danger has passed...
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This paper examines the extent to which bushfire planning legislation and regulations in South East Queensland provide for the reduction of risk for development in bushfire-prone peri-urban areas by exploring their 'on the ground' implementation. The paper uses case studies from the Gold Coast City...
The research examines the effectiveness of current policy to provide adequate access and suppression opportunities for firefighters in peri-urban areas, with particular reference to Victoria. Subdivision policies applicable to development in bushfire-prone areas throughout Australia and the United States are...
Planning Guidelines for Subdivisions in Bushfire Prone Areasdoi:10.1080/00050326.1986.10435233NoneTaylor & Francis GroupSurveyor
The 'Planning for Bushfire Risk Management Policy Framework' will operate in areas designated as bushfire-prone. By encouraging a conservative approach to strategic planning, subdivision, development and other planning decisions, the new measures may impact on recent amendments to the planning sys...
Subdivision policies applicable to development in bushfire‐prone areas throughout A ustralia and the U nited S tates are assessed and compared. Interviews with firefighters, planners, and researchers provided insight into the key components of the road network which facilitate firefighter access and ...