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06/0823 - Applicant's Response to Information Request including Attachments [As Published] · 132006.823
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¢ Melliocope elleryana (Butterfly tree); and + Syzygium francisii (Giant water gum). Detailed landscaping plans, including the proposed species in these locations, shall be submitted as part of the Operational Works application to Council. 7. Please provide details of the proposed planting and/or screening for all exposed building under-croft areas. 7. The exposed building undercroft areas will be finished with select gravel and as such no planting will be provided in these covered areas. However it is noted that soft landscaping will be established directly adjacent to all undercroft areas. This landscaping technique has been successfully incorporated into the Morwong Villas development, and is illustrated in the Landscape Masterplan and Detail Areas submitted as part of Edaw AECOM — Landscape Development Report (page 8 & 9). Photographs of example planting are included as Attachment 6. The project architect has submitted that the end walls of the Villa’s accommodation units will be finished with a combination of aluminium and timber screens and rainwater tanks. 8. Please provide details of the proposed screening for all on-site refuse storage, the compactus and extemal storage area associated with Block V. 8. Attachment 7 contains sketches of the on-site refuse storage area, compactus and external storage area located adjacent to Block V. As can been seen from these illustrations, the compactus is located approximately 6 metres below the adjacent Building C (D). To ensure this refuse facility causes no adverse impacts upon the surrounding units a number of design techniques have been incorporated, including: + The provision of screening blades for the length of the adjacent unit balcony edge; * The incorporation of timber and aluminium screens surrounding the facility; + The incorporation of screening vegetation surrounding the facility; and + A solid combination metal and concrete roof over the compactus store. Photographs of the proposed screening vegetation are also included in Attachment 7. Furthermore, a gate is proposed to be incorporated across the areas entryway. This gate will be operated by on-site management, and the access arrangement will be organised as part of operational management strategies developed between the applicant and Cleanaway. Further details regarding this facility will be provided at the Operational Works application stage. 9. Please provide plans confirming the proposed trees to be retained and details regarding the protection methods of these species during construction (including any pruning required). Please provide details of any building that is located closer to existing trees than in the CAS. 9. The additional work proposed as part of the amended plans have been sited to minimise tree removal. However, the gabion wall extension and construction of vehicle turning bays for ‘Quondong Lane’ and ‘Sheoak Lane’ will require approximately two or three mature and senescing Wattles to be removed. Page 7
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