Contact Harris Environmental Consulting for your on-site wastewater, stormwater, erosion & sediment control or bushfire assessment needs.

02 4236 0954
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Bushfire Hazard Planning
- - - Subdivisions
    - Whenever a boundary is altered (made smaller or changed) in a residential or rural residential area planning controls for subdivision is required (if two or more existing lots are consolidated this is not considered a subdivision).
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  - - Strategic Assessment
    - Bushfire Assessments are prepared as part of a rezoning in a bushfire prone area.
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  - - Infill Development
    - An Infill Development involves new house, alterations and additions in pre-existing subdivisions.
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- - - Special Fire Protection Purpose Developments
    - Any proposals involving schools, hospitals, bed and breakfast accommodation, eco-tourism, housing for older people, retirement villages, childcare centres, music festivals are considered particularly vulnerable during bushfires and are therefore required to meet some specific requirements. In particular, an emergency/evacuation plan is considered an important component of the strategy to plan for any bushfire risk. The consent authority is the local council but only after the RFS has issued a BUSHFIRE SAFETY AUTHORITY.
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  - - Complying Development
    - Check your 149 certificate to see if you need a Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) risk assessment.
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Stormwater Management
On-Site Waste Water Management
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Address:
Harris Environmental Consulting
6/1 Memorial Drive
Shellharbour City Centre
NSW 2529

Shellharbour Office: 02 4236 0954
Bowral Office: 02 4862 1168
Mobile: 0425 335 245

Email: info@hec.eco

Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8am - 6pm

Closed Saturday & Sunday

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on 02 4236 0954
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Recent Projects

Sutton Forest Service Centre

Privately operated Sewage Treatment Plant servicing a roadside truck stop with a MacDonald’s Restaurant

Tuross Heads Country Club

The golf course was given unlimited access to secondary treated wastewater, but needed to make sure that stored wastewater, at a prime location within the golf course next to urban development.

Lake Annan (Case Study)

For individual lots in proposed subdivision