8. Appendix E - Previous Approval

 

LANDSCAPE PHOTOMONTAGE

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PROPOSED TREES - Refer Plant
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PROPOSED FEATURE TREES -
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PROPOSED CARPARK/SMALL
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FEATURE/MIDDLESTOREY

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UNDERSTOREY/
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EXISTING PLANTING TO BE
RETAINED

       

High canopy and low grounccover planting to maintain sight lines
' and passive surveillance opportunities from street to building, as per
standard Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design principles.

 
 

DECORATIVE BOULDERS

  
 

Proposed Masters Home Hardware Buliding.

  
    

Advanced trees with dense understory planting to carpark medians
(1 per 6 car bays) and traffic islands to increase pedestrian comfort
through increased shade levels and reduced visual impact of car park

 
 

PROPOSED DECORATIVE

    
     

hardstand.
4 Clear trunked canopy. shade trees to car bees bays to be, minimum, ROCK MULCH
P 100L container stock with non invasive roots & low levels of leaf drop. PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTARY

  
  
 

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PLANTING TO AREA OF
EXISTING NATIVE VEGETATION

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PLANTING TO AREA OF
EXISTING NATIVE VEGETATION

 
 
 

5 Advanced endemic trees to primary customer entry point with earth
mounding, bouiders and massed groundcovers to create landscape
feature statement and buffer car park from road.

    
 
  

é Advanced Eucalyptus spp. intensive screen planting to buffer proposed
building from new road frontage.

 
 
  

Bold colour foliage planting to signage surrounds to increase visual

   

 

7. impact and site legibility.
BIO RETENTION - Pr ed

8 Dense screen planting about tanks ion pump house to reduce visual bio retention area oaerch
qd impect on adjacent properties without inhibiting service access engineers drawings. To be

9 Landmark feature trees to site entry points to be advanced endemic planted with wetland species,
| : habitat species. Species must also be drought

/ tolerant due to wet/dry cycle

i Raised planter beds in fron! of building planted with large shrubs of small at proposed storm water

10. trees to break up continuous exterior building surface.
systems.

 

 

 

Environmental rehabilitation corridor (Covenant Area} with ail existing
n. endemic vegetation to be retained, ail exotic weeds removed and

tubestock planted as per SCRC guidelines and council conditions in

notes below. Temporary fencing to be installed through the construction

phase to protect existing trees.
1 Electrical transformer, pumps. bin storage areas to be screened trom
2. view with vegetation or timber baton screen where gardens are no!
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13. Site perimeter planted with fast growing native trees.
4 Stage 2 - future development to be turfed on completion of stage 1.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Notes: Landscape Design is compliant with the following council conditions <x
Where koala access |s impeded by a fence or - Restoration and replanting of alll covenant areas - Removal of all weed species listed in the following - Existing trees in the covenant areas and - Maintenance establishment period top be 12 od
retaining wall; and the northern road reserve areas adjacent to the standards and Reon: in the road wen? must beretainedin months
Eenie Creek Road to provide a visual buffer to the Declared ps ints under the Land Protection (rest accordance with an arbonst report submitted fsa 7 Zz
- Climbing poles are to be erected at regular development, including understory, mid story and and Stock Route management) Act 2002 and su’ for operational wor for the development - Imigation and imgation water supply to all
intervals Giong the structure at an Sppecamcte 45 Sanopy Species in accordance with restoration plan ordinate regulation 200: prepared by a quaii ed paisan and referenced proposed new landscape areas (excludes
degree angle on either side of the structure: submitted for operational works approval. Z s ‘ in a Development Permit for Operational Works covenant areas) LS
a haat > Undesirable species as listed in Planning Scheme : 4 nie ? .
- Plant vegetation within close proximity {branches - Vegetated screening of northern and eastern Policy 3 Landscaping Plants and Guidelines - Tree Plantings must maintain a minimal - Tree root barriers to be provided to car park =
foucrang) ‘on either side of the fence to provide a boundaries of the site designed such that 75% of the bulk horizontal clearance of Im from Unitywater shode trees adjacent to any storm water
natural ladder; of the building, including roof form will be screened in 5 - All landscape works must be established and watermains, and 1.5m from Unitywater | treatment devices ra
= years maintained in accordance with horticultural best pevigroge mains. Landscaping plants within
- Install panels or planks horizontally along the . : ‘actice with construction techniques and imigation these clearances must be low growing when
top of the fence to provide a walkway, where - Vegetated screening of any electrical tramsformers, hat allow for healthy, sustained and vigorous plant mature and suitable approved varieties O
appropriate; pumps, bin storage areas or ancillary mechanical plant rowth. All plant maternal must be allowed to grow to r
. . equiptment from the car park and road frontages full form and be refurbished when it's life expocioncy - Environmental weed species {camper j
- Use fence materials, such as a timber post and rail oom a is reached, faurel, lantana) cleared from site shall not be
or chain wire, that o koala can Sosy orb and climb ~ Provision of root barriers to all car park shade trees : mulched, with the material fo be removed from LJ
or leave a minimum 300mm gor between ground adjacent to any storm water treatment devices to - All landscape works must be maintcined generally in the site and disposed of in a council approved
level and the first rail or strand of any fence. prevent tree root infiltration of storm water media or Seenraance wth the approved design for the life of refuse tip >
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