Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 builds on the outcomes and lessons of bush fire events experienced over the past decade including the 2009 Black Saturday bush fires in Victoria. It also draws upon the better understanding and experience of fire events in NSW, including those which impacted areas like the Blue Mountains,

The current legislated version, that was adopted in the Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulations on 1 March 2020, is PBP 2019. To coincide with adoption of the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022, the RFS amended PBP through Addendum to PBP 2022.

Planning law in NSW requires new development on bush fire prone land to comply with the provisions of PBP 2019. The Kit will take you through each step in the bush fire assessment process and help you describe the site characteristics required to complete this assessment.

Planning for Bush Fire Protection 2019 (PBP 2019) is a document prepared by NSW RFS that provides development standards for designing and building on bush fire prone land in NSW. All development on bush fire prone land must satisfy the aim and objectives of PBP 2019.

PBP 2019 is a document prepared by NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) that sets out the bushfire management requirements for developing on bushfire prone land. It represents the current best available science and research, industry standards and technology regarding bushfire protection measures required for development on bushfire prone land.

The NSW Rural Fires Service document titled Planning for Bush Fire Protection (PBP) provides the framework for development located on bushfire prone land in NSW. From 1 March 2020, PBP 2019 has replaced PBP 2006.

2019年1月14日 · It is anticipated that the new edition of PBP will become legislated on 1 May 2019, to coincide with the enactment of the National Construction Code 2019. The Department is updating the relevant Regulations, State Environmental Planning Policies, a Regional Environmental Plan and Local Environmental Plans that reference PBP.

Fire Protection (PBP) 2019 as required. Prior to exhibition the Planning Proposal must be updated to make reference to PBP 2019. This includes, but is not limited to, the Planning Proposal being supported by a Strategic Bush Fire Study that adheres to provisions of Chapter 4 of PBP 2019. The Strategic Bush Fire Study must include

Certain changes to NCC 2022 will have implications for the application of PBP 2019. This Addendum ensures that PBP 2019 is compatible with NCC 2022. To address this compatibility, changes are introduced via the Addendum to PBP 2019 which comprises:

PBP 2019 is based on the pre-release version and includes changes from suggestions received on use, interpretation, and application issues. PBP 2019 is now published and can replace the prerelease version of PBP 2019 as an optional -