Attachment F - Approved Plans · 132004.5744.13

Document Set ID: 23088996
Version: 1, Version Date: 03/07/2024


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PLANT SPECIES SELECTION
Plant opiactes are to be sélected to

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EXISTING NATIVE VEGETATION:
Native vagotaton confined prnipaly the
pRanted road verges és to be protected and
of the development.

 

 

 

 

AQUATIC LEISURE:

water is masinisad in the layout of both
the paths and fe broader park.
Andie raled fences protect adjoting
‘residents from any cfstxbiance from
‘oot or pook equipment

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NOTES ON GENERAL PLANT SELECTION:

Plants to he selected to achieve combination plantings
‘appropriate to the Noosa Hinteriand Eoolype.
‘Nominated plants that are both focally ifentiiable and
tolerant of the local environmental factors wil enhance
the function and visual amenity of the Development.
Plant selection wall be generally in accordance wih
Noosa Council guidelines.

 

 

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BUFFER PLANTINGS:
a“ Plant species selected fom Woodland
and Open Forest Areas of Noosa’
a Hinterland are to ncorporstod in
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a ‘cornbinations to achieve the objeotives:
(o of pottmetar buffer plantings forthe
Z a“ development
7, NOTES ON TREES: the development shall
CA a“ comprise of a variely of trees which can be
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4. Street Tree - Medium-large sized specimens to
Q — PARKLAND AREAS: be chosen with good cheractetieics in provision of
a Sarieraiwtints | chade for pedestrian amenity also, ctria such as
devokpment are cast confgred hantiness and floral charactetistics,
— stem gparteiee vlna end 2. Diiveway Entry Trees - Chosen for their strong
2 =< Partiidta lo ndtode wel dofved trunks and subdued character.
BUFFER STRIP: (gassad areas wih suroucing 3. Parkland Feature Trees - Naffve woodland
Rohabiiiaied vegetation sirip, vegetation 2s butier fo residantal species:
a ‘endemic vegolation to Noosa ‘Quitioot funiture incisions provide
Cured guidelines. func and visual support for users NOTES ON BUSHLAND REVEGETATION:
ofthopak Significant areas of the perimeter of the
Prodatinenty davelopod as passive development site are ta be revegetated with
‘ stitable native plant stock from commercial
ACOUSTIC FENCE: (postive opportunities for viiing * sources, P “om
Abiigh grade Gmber fence fs qrandchidren fo run about.
lobe designedby an
acoustic specials, bb achleve
appropriate objectives In noise:
reduction.

 

LANDSCAPE DESIGN APPROACH

PARKLAND AREAS:

‘Open space areas within the
development ere casually configured to
allow opportunites for relaxation and
social diecoura.

Parkiendis tinclude wel defined
‘prassed ars wih surrounding
‘vegetation asbfor lo cosidenBal
areas,

‘Outdoor furiture Inclusions provide
‘support for the functional and visual
“support for users of the park.
Predominantly developedas passive
recreation space the areas:
nethertheless provide apportuniies for
‘vielling grandchildren to run about,
BUFFER STRIP:

Rehabilitated vegetation strip,
incorporating existing fora ned
endemic vegitation to Noosa
Shire guidelines.

BUFFER PLANTINGS:
Praat spacies selected from Woodand
‘and Open Forest Aveas of Noosa!
Hinterland are to incorporaled in
Misualy atrectve and ending
combinations a achieve the objectives
of perimeter buffer plantings for the
evelopment
EXISTING NATIVE VEGETATION:
Native vegetation contined principally tothe
Planlad oad verges is tobe protested and
maintained during the construction stages
of the development.
‘STREET TREE PLANTING:
‘Selected endemic native tree species
\wilba incorporated in themed planting
to provide sheet identity
and the benefis of shade

PLANT SPECIES SELECTION
Plant epoci aro to bo salcted
showcase the bost natural attbutes of
the endemic vegetation within tha core
lomenis ofthe development. Exobis
species wilbe cerofuly selec for
theirperformance ane suitably for the
retirement vilage epplictaion.

SPOON DRAIN:

‘Spoon draiz over planted with hia
slock Macrophyos to rnprawe
Uuplake of excess nutient amounts,
sand maximise the fitraton of
stonmwater on site before reaching
thowalerways.

ACOUSTIC FENCE:

high grade timber fence is
tobe designedby an

ooustis specialist, toachiewe
-sppropriate objectives in noise
reduction.

AQUATIC LEISURE:

Heated Swimvring Poot including
hytio- therapy spa shelf providing
catalyst for relaxed poo! side acti.
$Swirmring pools presented with ong
axis to outiook from the Community
Centra, The sanse and prasence of
‘water is maximised the layout of both
tha paths and the broader park.
Acoustic rated fences protect adjoining
residents from any disturbance trom
‘pool of pool aquiprnant.

 

 

REHABILITATION SPECIES LIST FOR VEGETATION BUFFER AREAS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BOTANICAL NAME FORM | BOTANICAL NAME FORM
Allocasuarina littoralis Tree | Eucalyptus robusta Tree
Austromyrtus dulcis Shrub | Gahnia sieberiana Sedge
Baockea virgata Shrub | Gravitea banks Tree
Banksia robur Shrub | Hakea florutenta Shrub
Banksia spinulosa Shrub | Homalanthus populifolus Tree
Baumea rubiginosa Sedge | Hoves acutifofa Shrub
Caifistemon salignus Tree | Isolepsis nodosa Sedge
Corymbla intermedia Tres {Jacksonia scoparia shrub
a Eleaocarpus abavatus Tree | Leptospenmum petersonit ‘shrub
ae Eleaocarpus reticutatus Tree | Lomandea longifolia Heth
ee ag tL Eucalyptus plularis Tree | Restio fetrephyltus ssp mejostachys | Sedge
Example of existing retained vegetation on Eucalyplus racemosa Tree | Syncarpia glomutfera Tree
to Eenie Creek Rd. Zioria minutifora Shrub

 

 

 

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NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL
PLANS APPROVED

 

 

PROPOSED 15M
LANDSCAPED BUFFER

NATIVE STREET TREES
PLANTINGS

PALM
PLANTINGS:

FEATURE SHRUB
PLANTINGS

FEATURE ACCENT
PLANTINGS

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