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SUPERSEDED OPW21/0104 - Landscaping Plans for Approval (13 Noosa Dr, Noosa Heads)
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EXISTING TREES (MELALEUCA WITH FICUS SP.)
TO REMAIN IN FRONT OF THE EXISTING SHOP
(VIEW FROM THE NORTH, APRIL 2021).
EXISTING RETAINING WALL TO BE REMOVED.
REFER TO NOTES ON SHEETS 20313-L-02 and L-05
FIGURE 1: LOCALITY PLAN (NTS)
SUBJECT SITE AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN
The subject site is located at 13 Noosa Drive Noosa Heads Qld 4567 on Lot 5 RP 91777.
A development permit for Material Change of Use of Premises (Shop & Short Term Accomodation) has been issued.
All landscaping works are to be undertaken in accordance with Council's Decision Notice, dated 22 February 2021.
Trees identified for retention, as shown on the Tree SRZ Layout Plan, Drawing No. P07, Issue A, prepared by 360 Civil
Consulting and dated September 2020, must be retained (refer to Page 5 of 11 of the Decision Notice).
An arborist report with detailed information about Tree Protection Methodology has been prepared by Kurt Brown,
dated 22/02/2021.
Refer to engineer's specifications regarding drainage, stormwater runoff, water detention and root barriers.
The proposed planting shall enhance the visual amenity of the new development, be hardy and suitable for the
coastal conditions.
FIGURE 3:
COUNCIL REF. : EXISTING TREES ON THE ADJOINING LOT
LIST OF SHEETS MCU20/0103 TO THE NORTH AND EXISTING DRIVEWAY
(VIEW FROM THE STREET, DATED APRIL 2021)
L-01 COVER
L-02 LANDSCAPE PLAN & PLANT SCHEDULE A
L-03 'VERTIKAL GARDEN' & PLANT SCHEDULE B
L-04 PLANTING NOTES -
L-05 LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATIONS
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APPROVED PLANS
OPW21/0104
NOOSA COUNCIL 24 JUNE 2021 Revision Date Amendment Drawn Checked
COVER
- A 18/05/2021 For Approval MB CS
L-01
13 NOOSA DRIVE NOOSA HEADS QLD 4567
JOB No. CLIENT
20313 GOLDEN BREED
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Proposed 'vertical garden' 1800mm high 2400mm high
Feature local
NO
with wire trellis mesh on capped and lapped timber fence capped and lapped timber fence
boulders fence with pot plants - to architect's specifications to architect's specifications
300-700mm dia refer to Sheet 20313-L-03
OSA
135 OPH Nan
Plant Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' PROPOSED PANDANUS
4 WES Blu 7 DIA Lit
into driveway slots (9 per slot)
Existing 9 CAR gla 5 WES Gre 2 DIA cae
granite paving Pergola to
1 PAN tec 2 AUS dul architect's 1 ACR imp
DRI
1 ACR imp 14 OPH Nan specifications 8 DIA Lit
9 ZOY ten EXISTING TREE
2400mm high
37.015
capped and lapped
TO REMAIN
VE
timber fence
to architect's
Z specifications
Z Atlantis cells under
SIGN Stormw Landscape area to be filled PROPOSED SHRUBS
6 LOM Sha Z Z a ter line driveway to engineer's
12.295
Z to be free draining - refer & GRASS TREES
7 DIA Lit Z specifications to Engineer's drawings
Z Z Timber bench
Z SW
AY
to architect's specifications 3 AUS dul G
New driveway AC
CES ARKIN PROPOSED LOW
Y RP
to architect's specifications BIL
IT 3 DIA Lit 7 JUN con OO
TE
2 MET Lit
D ISA
New retaining wall
SC SHRUBS/
NOTE: PS 1 COR pet 7 AUS dul ARKIN
G
3 MET Tho GROUNDCOVER &
13.
STE to architect's specifications RP
REFER TO SHEET 20313-L-03 63 ZOY ten Timber deck OTE
706
SCO
3 DIA Lit 2 BAN spi 13 DIC rep TUFTING PLANTS
REGARDING THE PLANTING Plant Zoysia tenuifolia to architect's 5 LOM Sha 2 WES GB
OF AN X-GROUND spaced at about 250mm specifications GOLDEN BREED SHOP Proposed 2m long root barrier
PANDANUS FEATURE TREE 11 SCA cal 3 DIA Lit Gra
centres into driveway slots
REFER TO ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGS vel Local boulders 300-500mm dia
pat EXISTING LOW
h
Parking
9 DIA Lit Proposed timber bench
Bicycle
(7 per slot as marked Z) Existing tree(s) to be retained - refer to Figure 2 B RETAINING WALL TO
on Sheet L-01. The former retaining wall and the artificial (refer to Sheet 20313-L-05)
REFER TO APPROVED 45 ZOY ten BE REMOVED
turf are to be removed - refer to note below. 7 DOO asp 4 FIC GI
ENGINEERING PLANS FOR Existing granite paving
9 JUN con
Mulch
5 LOM Sha PROPOSED
LOCAL BOULDERS
DETAILS OF FRONT 7 CAS gla 30.958
3 XAN joh
INTERFACE AND RETAINING
Provide bicycle parking space PROPOSED ROOT
1.8m long with 1 rack for 2 bicycles BARRIER - REFER TO
Proposed retaining walls 0.7m high max.
WALL AROUND TREE TO
Rendered firewall to boundary - refer to Sheet 20313 - L04 2 DOD tri to engineer's details around existing trees SHEET 20313-L-05
- refer to architect's drawings
REMAIN.
7 DIA cae - refer to Arborist's report regarding
tree protection methodology, soil and mulch GRAVEL AREAS WITH
Supervising RPEQ and arborist to inspect
WEED-MAT
FIGURE 4: FIGURE 5: 2400mm high UNDERNEATH
EXAMPLE OF CASUARINA 'COUSIN IT' existing root structure of existing trees to
ARTIST'S IMAGE OF PROPOSED 'CRAZY PAVING' WITH SLOTS FOR GROUNDCOVER, capped and lapped
CASCADING DOWN A RETAINING WALL ensure protection of trees and free draining
STEPS AND LOW RETAINING WALL NEXT TO THE EXISTING TREE - REFER TO ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGS timber fence to PLANTING IN
solution.
architect's DRIVEWAY SLOTS
Arborist is to detail retaining wall system
specifications
around trees.
All retaining walls are to comply with
Council policy on retaining walls and
embankments on residential building
sites.
PLANT SCHEDULE A PLANT SCHEDULE A CONTINUED
CODE BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME POT SIZE QUANTITY CODE BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME POT SIZE QUANTITY
FEATURE PLANTS MEDIUM SIZED SHRUBS (1 TO 3M HEIGHT) NOTE:
PAN tec Pandanus tectorius Screw pine ex-ground 1 BAN spi Banksia spinulosa Hairpin banksia 140mm 2
DOD tri Dodonea triquetra Hop bush 140mm 2
The existing retaining wall and the
TALL SHRUBS & CORDYLINES FIC GI Ficus 'Green Island' Ficus 'Green Island' 140mm 4 artificial turf around the existing tree in
ACR imp Acronychia imperforata Beach acronychia 300mm 2 MET Lit Metrosideros 'Little Dugald' 'Little Dugald' 140mm 2 the front of the shop
COR pet Cordyline petiolaris Palm lily 140mm 1 WES Blu Westringia fruticosa 'Blue Gem' Coastal rosemary 200mm 4
MET Tho Metrosideros 'Thomasii' New Zealand Christmas Bush 300mm 3
(refer to Figure 2 on Sheet
LOW SHRUBS, GROUNDCOVER AND GRASSES/ TUFTING PLANTS 2313-L-01)are to be removed.
GRASS TREES AUS dul Austromyrtis dulcis Midgen berry 140mm 12
XAN joh Xanthorrhoea johnsonii Forest grass tree 200mm 3 CAR gla Carpobrotus glaucescens Pig face 140mm 9
Existing retaining wall to be
CAS CI Casuarina glauca 'Cousin-It' 'Cousin-It' 140mm 7 demolished and removed as per
DIA cae Dianella caerulea Flax lily 140mm 9 methodology recommended by
DIA Lit Dianella 'Little Jess' Little Jess 140mm 37 arborist. All works within tree critical
DIC rep Dichondra repens 'Kidney weed' 140mm 13
DOO asp Doodea aspera Prickly rasp fern 140mm 7
root zone to be supervised by arborist.
JUN con Juniperus conferta Shore Juniper 140mm 16
LOM Sha Lomandra 'Shara' Mat-rush 'Shara' 140mm 16
OPH Nan Ophiopogon japonicus 'Nana' Dwarf mondo grass 140mm 149
SCA cal Scaevola calendulacea Blue fan flower 140mm 11
WES Gre Westringia 'Grey Box' 'Grey Box' 140mm 7
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- ZOY ten Zoysia tenuifolia 'No mow grass' 140mm 117
APPROVED PLANS
LANDSCAPE PLAN OPW21/0104
NOOSA COUNCIL 24 JUNE 2021
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Revision
A
Date
18/05/2021
Amendment
For Approval
Drawn
MB
Checked
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L-02 Plants in hanging pots are not included. Refer to Sheet L-03
13 NOOSA DRIVE NOOSA HEADS QLD 4567
JOB No. CLIENT SCALE
20313 GOLDEN BREED 1:100 @ A1 / 1:200 @ A3
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PLANTING DESIGN FOR A 'VERICAL GARDEN'
Fix 9 wire trellis mesh panels or cable FIGURE 6: FIGURE 7:
trellis systems EXAMPLE OF POT PLANTS ON A MESH EXAMPLE OF POT PLANTS ON A MESH
(each 900mm high x 600mm wide) onto
the fence (with a max. distance of
80mm to the fence) and supply hardy
REFER TO SHEET 20313-L-02 FOR THE WHOLE AREA
pot plants as per Plant Schedule B.
Refer to Figures 6 and 7 as an indication 1.8m high timber fence to
for the intended effect. architect's specifications and to
Provide secure fixtures, light-weight be able to hold the additional
pots and potting mix as specified weight of the proposed pot
plants Plants below as specified on
Sheet 20313 L-02
Pergola to architect's
9 ZOY ten specifications
Driveway under pergola
SKETCH 1: 6 PLANTS PER PANEL
SCALE Provide 6 cascading plants
LEGEND per 600mm width of wire mesh.
1:50 @ A1 Retain a small distance between
1.8m wide mesh the fence and the wire mesh
structures (up to 80mm) to avoid too much
FIGURE 8:
900mm high
moisture building up.
Fix planting containers securely to ALTERNATIVE IDEA:
the mesh, for example with
'Whites Outdoor 200mm Black FIX HANGING BASKETS DIRECTLY TO THE FENCE.
PLANT SCHEDULE B - 'VERTICAL GARDEN'
Potholders'. CHOOSE MOUNTED RINGS THAT MATCH THE
SIZE OF THE SUPPLIED POTS.
CODE BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME POT SIZE QUANTITY Alternatively, install a sturdy
bamboo-mesh.
PLANTS IN LIGHT WEIGHT POTS / PLANTERS 600mm wide
CA Aeschynanthus micranthus Lipstick vine 140mm 3
CL Cissus rhombifolia 'Ellen Danica' Cissus 'Ellen Danica' 140mm 9
CA Chlorophytum comosum Spider plant 140mm 3
CA Dichondra argentea 'Silver Falls' Silver nickle vine 140mm 9
NF Doodia aspera Prickly fern 140mm 3
CA Hoya carnosa Wax flower 140mm 9
CA Lobelia trigonocaulis Forest Lobelia 140mm 3
CA Neomarica gracilis Brazilian Walking Iris 140mm 9
CL Piper hederaceum var. hederaceum Native pepper vine 140mm 3
CA Sedum morganianum 'Burrito' Donkey Tail 140mm 3 FIGURE 9: FIGURE 10:
CA= Cascading plant, CL= Climber, NF= Native drought tolerant fern
CISSUS 'ELLEN DANICA' HOYA CARNOSA
TOTAL PLANTS IN LIGHT WEIGHT POTS: 54
Note: Availibility of proposed plants as listed above to be determined at planting time.
Replant all plants into the same kind of pots using a good quality, light-weight potting mix MAINTENANCE:
(refer to note below). After the initial installation of the 'vertical garden' and daily watering according to the needs of each
Fix securly to the wire mesh in a random pattern. Ensure sufficient watering and good drainage to avoid species it will be the responsibility of the owner to maintain and care for the pot plants
any water-logging in pots. (watering, occasional liquid fertilising and replacement of plants or re-potting as required).
Pots could be fixed with wire hooks, wall grid plant hangers or aluminium pot clips hooks
- refer to examples on this sheet.
POTTING MIX FOR PLANTS IN LIGHT WEIGHT POTS Note: Vigorous climbing plant, Note: Drought tolerant
best in shade native plant
Supply a potting mix that is suitable for 'vertical gardens', for example 'Rocky Point Green Wall Mix',
or mix a high quality potting mix complying with Australian Standards with coarse perlite, humus and coir
(with a min. of 70% potting mix containing controlled release fertiliser and a soil wetting agent ).
Special potting mixes may be used for succulents such as Sedum species.
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Revision Date Amendment Drawn Checked
'VERICAL GREEN WALL' & PLANT SCHEDULE B APPROVED PLANS
OPW21/0104
NOOSA COUNCIL 24 JUNE 2021
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A 18/05/2021 For Approval MB CS
L-03
13 NOOSA DRIVE NOOSA HEADS QLD 4567 SCALE
20313 GOLDEN BREED AS SHOWN
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GENERAL PLANTING NOTES PLANTING NOTES FOR THE PROPOSED PANDANUS FEATURE TREE
1. PLANT QUALITY The proposed exground Pandanus feature tree is to be in a healthy condition and a good structural form.
All plant stock is to be be to the scheduled nomenclature, well formed, hardened off nursery stock. When transplanting the Pandanus, the hole must be dug to a width and depth greater than that of the
They are to be container grown in potting mixture with a healthy root system and not pot bound. rootball by 300mm. A sandy soil mix shall be added to the hole prior to placement of tree. The tree is to be
All pots shall be free of weeds and plant stock is to be free from living insects, pests and disease. All craned into position ensuring that any slings used do not compress the bark tissue. The tree to be located
plants are to be fully sun or shade hardened-off to suit their on-site growing position for a into position with the soil level established at 150mm above natural ground level.
minimum period of 6 weeks.
During installation a water probe is to be used to ensure all sandy soil content is evenly distributed around
2. ADVANCED TREE NOTES
the root ball negating any air pockets and consolidation of the soil mix. A soil berm is to be constructed just
All advanced trees 25L or greater are to be certified as either Natspec or AS2303 compliant.
outside the trees root ball and left intact for the 12 months watering and maintenance program.
Contractor to sight and supply certification to superintendent prior to accepting trees from the
nursery. Contractor is to review all tree stock at unloading and prior to planting to ensure the Refer to Details 1 & 2 below regarding the typical planting and guying.
following: Trunk is not burried below flare in trunk at top of roots; There is no sign of root girding; A regular weekly and then monthly watering program must be undertaken which fills inside the soil berm
Tree is self supporting; Tree is of good form and health; When bag is removed roots are not circling along with crown watering during the establishment period. The root hormone Auxinone is to be applied at
or pot bound. Trees that fail these criteria should not be planted and are to be returned to nursery. 2 week intervals for a period of 3 months to assist in root development. Liquid fertiliser is to be added at
Trees are to be planted 20-30mm above finish level to allow for settling. Rip side of root ball prior to alternative weeks during the 3 month period and monthly thereafter.
planting to loosen roots.
3. IMPLEMENTATION During the 12 month establishment period the condition of the Pandanus trees will be monitored for
Ensure all planting procedures result in healthy plant species within the prevailing soil, climatic and foliage and root development as well as pest and disease.
management environment of this project. Refer to Details 1 to 3 of the landscape design. All the above works are to be carried out in accordance with horticultural industry best practices and
The following minimum is expected: overseen by a suitably qualified and experienced arborist or horticulturist familiar with the requirements
FIGURE 11:
- Excavate a hole for each plant twice the diameter of the rootball and 100mm deeper than the root needed to achieve success with large tree transplant operations. A NATSPEC Certificate shall be issued by a
ball. Break up the base of the hole to a further depth of 100mm and loosen the sides of the hole. EXAMPLE OF A STATELY
qualified arborist to Council declaring the Pandanus are free from disease, in good general health and
- Remove the plant from the container, tease out roots and place in final position, ensure it is central PANDANUS TREE vigour and free from injury.
and plumb. Ensure the root ball is level with the finished surface of the soil surrounding the hole or AS A FEATURE PLANT
bed.
- Ensure correct placement of fertiliser and/or water retention additive as per manufacture's
specification and requirements.
- Backfill with topsoil as specified. Lightly tamp and water thoroughly to eliminate any air pockets.
01 DETAIL 1: TYPICAL GUYING 02
DETAIL 2:
Ensure that topsoil is not placed over the top of the rootball or where base of trunk flares.
Thoroughly water plants immediately after planting and at such times during the contract period as L-05 OF PALMS AND PANDANUS TREES L-05 TYPICAL PLANTING OF X-GROUND PLANTS
required. All plant stock will require a minimum of 10ltrs of water at the time of planting.
Notes:
Collect all empty plant containers daily during planting operations and remove from site. - Place the rootball on a firmed base to achieve required FSL.
- Thoroughly water the root ball immediately after planting.
Keep soil level and flush so that watering will not not push soil in around trunk of tree. - Number of stakes will vary with pot size. Refer plant schedule.
Any watering berms are to be made of mulch only. - Cultivate sides of excavated hole 50mm.
Do not vary the plant locations from those specified on the drawings unless otherwise directed by
the Superintendent. Should it be necessary to vary the locations and spacing for any reason,
immediately apply for directions by the Superintendent.
4. PLANT ESTABLISHMENT PALM COLLAR:
Deep watering pipe
The Establishment Period commences at the date of Practical Completion of Works. Guy ropes tied to palm
collar. Refer Inset Detail A
Raise plant 100mm above
finished surface level.
During the Establishment Period maintain best horticultural practices including (but not limited to) INSET DETAIL A Mulch - pull away from
the following items where required: watering, weeding, fertilising, pest and disease control, PALM GUYING: base of trunk
Fix Palm Collar as TURNBUCKLE:
mulching, pruning, rubbish removal and keeping the site neat and tidy. Rectify defects that become specified to Refer notes. Form an earthen basin
around base of plant.
apparent in the works under normal use. manufacturers
recommendations. Guy Topsoil blend
5. PLANT REPLACEMENT at 2/3 height of trunk.
FIXING:
Replace failed or damaged plants. This does not include vandalised or stolen plant material - these Refer Notes.
300
will be replaced prior to practical completion or at the superintendents direction. Water retention
1
additive
6. MULCH Fertiliser: Do not
1
All mulch is to be free of deleterious or extraneous matter such as soil, weeds, rocks, and twigs. The allow contact with
roots. width (w)
finish level of the mulch is to be level with the finish level of all adjacent surfaces after settlement
150
10-20mm
allowances of the topsoil and mulch. Ensure all mulch is placed clear of plant stems to avoid rotting drainage gravel
at ground level. Mulch is to be Hoop Pine Curls or chipped forest mulch (a combination of wood, Sub-soil drain - refer detail.
leaves and bark) or approved equal. Refer to the arborist's report and notes on Sheet 20313-L05
NOTES: Rootball anchor
regarding the mulch for the existing trees to remain. All metal work to be hot dipped galvanised. 2xw
Turnbuckles to be HDG, eye to eye type, 8mm dia. with lock nut.
All guy ropes are to be tensioned evenly to ensure pandanus is maintained
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in an upright position. 400ltr to X-Ground
SCALE 1:20 @ A1 scale 1:20
APPROVED PLANS Wire guy rope to be 5mm dia. and secured with HDG 'D' clamps. Note: The feature tree Pandanus tectorius
PLANTING NOTES FOR THE 'VERTICAL GARDEN': OPW21/0104 Rope to be fixed with Duckbill Anchors.
NOOSA COUNCIL 24 JUNE 2021 Duckbill Tree Anchors to be appropriate size as recommended by manufacturer. to be certified free of any pests and diseases.
REFER TO SHEET 20313-L-03. -
SCALE 1:10 @ A1
Revision Date Amendment Drawn Checked
PLANTING NOTES SCALE FOR DETAILS:
AS SHOWN
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13 NOOSA DRIVE NOOSA HEADS QLD 4567 FIGURE 12:
EXAMPLE OF THE GUYING OF AN
20313 GOLDEN BREED ADVANCED PANDANUS AFTER
REPLANTING IN A NEW LOCATION
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SPECIFICATIONS / EXTENT OF WORKS SPECIFICATIONS / GENERAL NOTES MATERIALS AND FINISHES (CONTINUED)
Contractor to ensure they have the latest issue of the documents prior to tendering 1. FALLS: Topsoil: For new garden beds. Also refer to Detail 2.
and construction. Where there is conflicting information, contact the Landscape Grade all turf and planting areas evenly away from structures and towards legal
Architect. Garden edge: 100x38mm Treated pine garden edging
drainage points of discharge. Ponding is not accetable.
surround with 500x38x38mm treated pine pegs at
1200mm centres.
2. SOIL:
LANDSCAPE WORKS ARE TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: All soils (both the site topsoil and imported topsoil) to comply with AS 4419. Gravel and weed-mats: To areas as indicated on Sheet 20313-L-02.
Topsoil for garden areas to be a min. 300mm depth. Topsoils are to be tested for Gravel area One bicycle rack (stainless steel hoop) for 2 bicycles
1. Co-ordination with other Trades and conduit installation where applicable horticultural suitability and receive appropriare amelioration if required. All topsoil
2. Excavation and Drainage of planting areas and 1 bicycle rack has to be installed.
must be free from noxious weeds, rocks, roots, nut grass, rubbish or other deleterious with concrete footing Allow 1.8m space for the length of a bicycle (horizontal
3. Topsoil - Supply and incorporation material. Place all topsoils in the areas directed and specified. Prevent excess
4. Edging to planting areas parking) and 1m space for the width of 2 bicycles.
compaction during construction works. Stripped site soil needs to be stored in piles Refer to Figure 5 for an example of a hoop.
5. Shaping of garden areas no greater than 2m high x 3m wide.
6. Containerised Plant Material - Supply and installation
7. Supply and installation of a "vertical garden" - refer to Sheet 20313-L-03 Stakes / guys Where necessary for tree and Pandanus planting
3. WEEDS:
8. Organic Garden Mulch - Supply and Spread Eradicate all weeds with an approved herbicide as per manufacturer's Retaining walls Refer to Arborist's report and "Tree Protection
9. Install gravel path & bicycle hoop with concrete footing recommendations. for 2 trees in the back Methodology"by Kurt Brown,
10 Install drainage material and weed-mats as required
garden dated 22/02/2021,
11 Install root barriers as per engineer's details 4. MULCH FOR NEW PLANTING AREAS: and to the Development Layout Plan
12 Supply and install a timber bench Supply and place Hoop Pine Curls or chipped forest mulch (or approved equal) in a by 360 Civil Consulting.
13. Watering as required according to rainfall, weather and soil conditions 75mm thick layer evenly over all garden beds. Mulch to be free from rubble and
14. Maintenance of landscape works: 12 months for general landscaping works rubbish, soil, weeds and sticks. Keep mulch 75mm min. away from stems of plants and Root barriers for existing Refer to Arborist's report and "Tree Protection
(not including the "vertical garden"). 150mm away from trees to avoid collar rot. trees on site Methodology"by Kurt Brown,
dated 22/02/2021,
5. SOIL / MULCH FOR EXISTING TREES: and to the Development Layout Plan
Refer to Arborist's report by Kurt Brown, dated 22/02/2021, regarding the existing by 360 Civil Consulting.
trees. Remove all material and non-historic soil from the Tree Protection Zone.
Root barriers for the Install root barrier near the proposed Atlantis cells as
MATERIALS AND FINISHES Supply mature forest blend mulch to a depth of 150mm minimum on the Tree
proposed hedge of indicated on Sheet 20313-L02.
Protection Zone on all trees.
'Vertical Garden': Refer to Sheet 20313-L-03 regarding the proposed Metrosideros Refer to supplier's installation guidelines.
'vertical garden' along the fence line 'Thomasii' in the back
6. PLANTS:
including proposed structures, all necessary timber garden
All plants to be healthy, robust and free of any pests and myrtle rust. Refer to sheet
screws and other fixtures, 20313 - L-04 for further planting specifications. Boulders for front garden Supply and install 3 local boulders in the front garden
pots, potting mixes and fertiliser.
in a natural looking way in approximate locations as
7. RIVER GRAVEL AND STEPPING STONES: shown on Sheet 20313-L-02.
Boulders to be 300 to 700mm diameter and placed firmly
areas where indicated. If any stepping stones are supplied, they are to be set firmly in into the ground (dug in to one third.)
mortar and spaced evenly, with a comfortable step length.
Grade subbase evenly away from building at a minimum grade of 1:20. Boulders for back garden Supply and install 3 local boulders in the front garden
03 DETAIL 3: TYPICAL GARDEN BED in a natural looking way in approximate locations as
L-05 8. FENCES AND PERGOLA:
shown on Sheet 20313-L-02.
To be constructed by others.
Boulders to be 300 to 500mm diameter and placed firmly
into the ground (dug in to one third.)
FSL Bench in Supply and install one timber bench. Refer to Figure 6
Mulch back garden as example. Footing as specified by the supplier.
B
- to 100mm depth (marked 'B') Timber bench may need to be stained with an approved
outdoor oil as specified by the supplier.
Soil blend or site topsoil
- to 300mm depth
Cultivated subgrade - to
150mm depth
Notes:
Garden bed profile scale -Refer Materials & Finishes
1:10 @ A1 Schedule for fertiliser FIGURE 14: EXAMPLE OF A
application requirements 'COURTYARD SEAT' BY GOSSI
FIGURE 13: EXAMPLE OF A BICYCLE PARK & STREET FURNITURE
HOOP BY MOODIE PRODUCTS
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APPROVED PLANS
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