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BLUE MOUNTAINS LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 2005 - REG 117
Bush fire protection and evacuation of Accessible Housing
117 Bush fire protection and evacuation of Accessible Housing
(1) Consent shall not be granted to development for the purpose of accessible
housing on bush fire prone land unless the consent authority is satisfied that
the development complies with the requirements of Planning for Bush Fire
Protection .
(2) The consent authority, in determining whether a development
application is required to be referred by subclause (1), must take into
consideration the general location of the proposed development, the means of
access to and egress from the general location and other relevant matters,
including the following-- (a) the size of the existing population within the
locality,
(b) age groups within that population and the number of persons
within those age groups,
(c) the number of hospitals and other facilities
providing care to the residents of the facilities within the locality, and the
number of beds within those hospitals and facilities,
(d) the number of
schools within the locality and the number of students at those schools,
(e)
existing development within the locality that has been carried out for the
purpose of accessible housing, retirement villages and the like,
(f) the road
network within the locality and the capacity of the road network to cater for
traffic to and from existing development if there were a need to evacuate
persons from the locality in the event of a bush fire,
(g) the adequacy of
access to and from the site of the proposed development for emergency response
vehicles,
(h) the nature, extent and adequacy of bush fire emergency
procedures that are able to be applied to the proposed development and its
site,
(i) any relevant requirements of NSW Fire Brigades notified to the
Council and any response made to the consent authority by the NSW Rural Fire
Service within 28 days of a copy of the development proposal being forwarded
to that Service by the consent authority.
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