Appendix F Landscape Concept Plan · MCU22/0038

 Wildlife habitat protection                            Species have been selected from PSP3
 O25                                                    Landscaping Plants and Guidelines -
 Landscaping retains and enhances habitats and          Woodland/Open Forest Areas and the Regional
 corridors for native wildlife by—                      Ecosystems Map 12.9-10.1 to foster and support
 a) replicating adjacent remnant vegetation,            wildlife habitat.
       including understorey vegetation;
 b) siting landscaped areas to complement and
       enhance existing vegetation;
 c) retaining old trees (including dead trees) with
       hollows for local native fauna habitat; and
 d) creating or enhancing vegetation linkages
       between existing habitats;
 e) minimising adverse effects to koalas by planting
       and retaining appropriate tree species and
       facilitating koala movement in koala habitat
       areas 31.
 Water management                                       All WSUD basins proposed are to be fully planted
 O26                                                    out with shrubs (to screen retaining walls) and
 Landscaping works promote the effective use of         grasses between 6- 8/sqm (1-1.5m tall) to ensure
 water through appropriate plant selection and layout   an integrated landscape solution with the front
 and by maximising opportunities for water              entry buffer landscaping.
 infiltration.
                                                        Once completed the WSUD devices will look and
                                                        feel integrated into the buffer landscaping.




Kind regards,




Erin Johnston
Associate Landscape Architect.


Place Design Group