48Interpretation of Part

48 Interpretation of Part

(1)  In this Part –

acceptable risk means land that has been –

(a) assessed under a determination for a relevant hazard area; and

(b) classified as not being within a hazard band of the relevant hazard area;

bushfire determination means a determination made in respect of a bushfire-prone area;

bushfire-prone area – see regulation 62(1) ;

bushfire-prone vegetation – see regulation 62(2) ;

coastal erosion determination means a determination made in respect of a coastal erosion hazard area;

coastal erosion hazard area – see regulation 57 ;

coastal inundation determination means a determination made in respect of a coastal inundation hazard area;

coastal inundation hazard area – see regulation 55 ;

determination means a determination referred to in regulation 51 ;

gross floor area, in relation to a building, means the total floor area of all covered areas of a building, whether those covered areas are enclosed or unenclosed;

hazard band, of a relevant hazard area, means land within the relevant hazard area that has been classified, and identified, on a planning scheme overlay map as being a sub-category of the relevant hazard area other than an investigation area;

investigation area, in relation to a relevant hazard area that includes hazard bands, means land within the relevant hazard area that has not been identified, or classified, into a hazard band for that hazard area;