Services / Bushfire
Bushfire Planning
Eagle Urban assesses bushfire constraints and identifies practical protection measures for development and land use planning. We help clients and designers understand how bushfire requirements influence site layout, building design and approval requirements.
Bushfire services
- Bushfire Assessment Reports
- Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) assessments and certificates
- Residential, commercial and industrial bushfire advice and assessments
- Subdivision bushfire assessments
- Strategic bushfire studies
- Asset protection zone planning
- Advice on building siting, access, water supply, landscaping and bushfire construction requirements
We provide bushfire consultancy services across metropolitan, regional and rural NSW.
Contact Eagle Urban to discuss the bushfire assessment required for your proposal.
What happens next
A clear process from the outset.
Share your proposal
Send your site details, objectives and any plans or Council feedback.
Agree the scope
We identify the advice and specialist input needed, then provide a fee proposal.
Move forward
We deliver the agreed advice and help coordinate the next steps for your project.
Understand your site’s bushfire requirements
Tell us your site address and proposed development. We’ll clarify the assessment or specialist advice needed.
Prefer to talk? Call 0431 388 943. Email plans to admin@eagleurban.com.au.
We use the details you provide to respond to your enquiry. Please email plans or supporting documents separately.
Questions clients commonly ask
When should bushfire requirements be considered?
Consider them before finalising the location and design of a proposal. Site conditions and planning requirements may affect building placement, access and protection measures.
What information helps with an initial review?
Provide the property address or lot and DP details, a description of the proposed development and any site plans or Council correspondence you have.
Professional associations
Josh Eagleton is a member of FPA Australia and the Planning Institute of Australia.
