Planning laws for fire prone areas criticised

(5) A planning application for a fire-risk area shall comply with the following requirements, if relevant:

1. The planning application shall not contain any provision, and shall not impose any restrictions on the construction or construction work of, a fire-risk area.

2. The proposed fire risk area, or portions thereof, shall not have an entrance or exit gate that is wider than 200 mm (5.8 inches).

3. The plan shall not contain any requirement that allows any entrance or exit gate to be required.

4. The proposed fire risk area shall not include an entrance or exit gate that could expose the entrance or exit gate of a facility to damage or collapse.

5. The proposed fire risk area shall not include a single door, window, panel or other door that could expose the entrance or exit of a facility to damage or collapse.

6. The proposed fire risk area shall not include a structure, a structure with one or two openings, and a barrier, fence or other physical or structural barrier.

7. The proposed fire risk area shall not include a structure, a structure with two openings and an escape route.

8. The building plan may define the area that may be a fire risk area under certain circumstances, but the building plan shall not make the determination that a fire risk area applies to an area of the proposed building if a fire risk area in the proposed building can reasonably be anticipated from the other conditions of the building plan.

9. The building plan shall not include an additional fire risk area of an emergency management area within a defined area.

10. The building plan shall not contain any requirement to permit the construction, alteration or operation of emergency response systems.

11. The planning application and construction work requirements may not be in conflict and shall comply with the requirements that apply to the structure&#039;s entrance and exit gates, the structure&#039;s structural framing, the structure&#039;s construction, the structural foundation, the roofing materials that would be required to seal the structure, the fire suppression measures, the structural structural engineer&#039;s work, the fire rating standards, the construction safety measures, and the fire-resistance standard of the area under the planning application.

12. The application or planning application for a fire-risk area and the fire risk areas for a building as required under this section shall be submitted before or, as applicable, not later than three years after the effective date of this Section. Any determination made by the zoning or planning department with respect to an area under this section will be final. However, the department may adjust the building plan based on the modifications made to the zoning or planning application.

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