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Breakdown of Standard Fees Greyhound Racing Victoria reportsGRV report2100GRV site plan990Bushfire Management Planning DesignBushfire Attack Level (BAL) Assessment46044 more rows
How do I find out the BAL for my property? To find out the BAL for your property, you will need to have a bushfire hazard assessment undertaken. Anyone can undertake a BAL assessment. However, the assessment must be acceptable to the building surveyor issuing your building permit.
All new homes constructed in a BPA must be built to a minimum BAL 12.5 to help withstand ember attack. This includes sealing roofs, sealing around doors and windows and screening windows.
BAL 12.5: Ember Risk This rating carries a sufficient enough risk of fire from embers or burning debris to warrant construction requirements. However, BAL 12.5 does not signify enough heat to affect windows or other building elements.
Step one Determine your Fire Danger Index (FDI) Step two Determine your sites vegetation types. Step three Determine the distance from the site to the vegetation. Step four Determine the slope of the land under the vegetation. Step five Determine the BAL.
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BAL12.5 is primarily concerned with protection of your building from ember attack and radiant heat up to and including 12.5 kW/m2.
How do I find out the BAL for my property? To find out the BAL for your property, you will need to have a bushfire hazard assessment undertaken. Anyone can undertake a BAL assessment. However, the assessment must be acceptable to the building surveyor issuing your building permit.
Breakdown of Standard Fees Greyhound Racing Victoria reportsGRV report2100GRV site plan990Bushfire Management Planning DesignBushfire Attack Level (BAL) Assessment46044 more rows
All new homes constructed in a BPA must be built to a minimum BAL 12.5 to help withstand ember attack. This includes sealing roofs, sealing around doors and windows and screening windows.
How do I find out the BAL for my property? To find out the BAL for your property, you will need to have a bushfire hazard assessment undertaken. Anyone can undertake a BAL assessment. However, the assessment must be acceptable to the building surveyor issuing your building permit.

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