Code of building practice for schools in fire hazard areas.

By:

Bainbridge, W. J [ed.]

Contributor(s):

Sharp, M [jt. ed.]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1989Description: 48 p. : illSubject(s):

Subject: The following Code of Building Practice for Schools in Fire Hazard Areas was developed out of a recognition that Metropolitan Melbourne had spread into the bushfire hazardous ranges of the north and east and there was a consequent need to provide protection for students as provided for, in the Ministry of Educations's "Displan". The Code attempts to bring together the currently readily available information about grounds, buildings and materials for use in fire hazardous areas

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The following Code of Building Practice for Schools in Fire Hazard Areas was developed out of a recognition that Metropolitan Melbourne had spread into the bushfire hazardous ranges of the north and east and there was a consequent need to provide protection for students as provided for, in the Ministry of Educations's "Displan". The Code attempts to bring together the currently readily available information about grounds, buildings and materials for use in fire hazardous areas

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