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Am I required to remove native vegetation from within 20 metres of my house or buildings?

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Am I required to remove native vegetation from within 20 metres of my house or buildings?

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No. The intention of the new rules is to reduce the impact of bushfire through managing bushfire fuel loads. You are encouraged to consult with the CFS on ways to manage bushfire risks while minimising impacts on native plants, animals and their ecosystems. As an example, removing weeds may be the most suitable method to reduce the fuel load on your property while retaining the environmental values associated with the native vegetation. Retaining trees in strategic areas may also offer some protection for homes and buildings, and CFS can provide advice on this.

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