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22.5. Measures employed to ensure vegetation retention.
22.6. Removal of undesirable species.
Such landscaping is to be completed in accordance with the approved landscaping plan prior to
acceptance of the development On Maintenance and maintained thereafter for a two-year
period to the reasonable satisfaction of the Manager - Land Development.
A Development Permit for Operational Works covering landscaping must.be obtained prior to
the commencement of any landscaping works. :
Access / Crossover Driveways & Internal Driveways
23. A 3.0 metre wide 2 coat seal access driveway / cross over driveway shall be constructed to all
battleaxe allotments (Lots 2, 3, 16 & 19) in accordance with Council's Standard Drawing 9040.
These driveways shall then continue at a minimum width of 3 metres along the full length of the
access handle up to the main body of the allotment.
24. All battle-axe access handles shall be at least 4.5 metres wide, unless a greater width is
specified herein.
25. All access easements, such as that which is required to serve proposed Lot 4, 7, 15 & 21 shall
be a minimum of 10 metres wide and constructed with a 3 metre wide 2 coat seal driveway up
to the main body of the allotment.
26. Passing bays shall be provided on any driveway in excess of 80 metres in length generally-in
accordance with Council's Standard Drawing 9035, and depending on the overall length of the
driveway shall be provided at least every 100 metres. .
27.. Driveways shall be constructed in accordance with the requirements of AS/NZS 2890:
2004 - Parking Facilities Part 1: Off street car parking" for domestic driveways, and
shall be sealed where the grade exceeds 16%. :
27.1 In addition, the driveways serving Lots 9 and 23 must be constructed from the road carriageway
onto each of the lots for a minimum distance of at least 10 metres. The works must include the
following:
(a) Construction of a 3m wide pavement, with passing opportunities provided as necessary
in accordance with Queensland Streets.
(b) Achievement of sight distances onto Lawnville Road of 115m, or in accordance with
Austroads.
(c) Minimum driveway construction of compacted gravel 100mm thick minimum.
(d) | Where driveway grades exceed 16%, compacted gravel must be 200mm thick minimum
and must be provided with a two coat seal. ,
(e) Lot 9 driveway shall be sealed to ensure a minimum separation distance of 60 metres
from the house on Lot 1on RP891110 to the unsealed section to control potential impacts
from dust.
28. All driveway designs shall aim to reduce the amount of visual scarring caused by excessive
earthworks and shall. incorporate an extensive tree-planting scheme to prevent any visual
scarring that may result from these earthworks.
Pedestrian Paths, Bike Paths & Bridle Trails /
29. An internal pathway network shall be provided throughout the proposed Park area (within Lots
1400 to 106) prior to its dedication to the Council. The alignment of this path shall be determined
in consultation with Council's Environmental Services Section and Council's Construction
Technical Officer - Land Development (07 5449 5261) to ensure loss of any vegetation is
minimized and this shall be determined prior to lodging any Operational Works applications.
The path shall be constructed from materials that blend with the natural bush setting, such'as
an earth/gravel pathway, with a minimum width of 1.2 metres. In addition a 500mm wide strip of
compacted road base (or similar material) shall be provided either side of the path to keep the
path intact and to achieve an overall width of 2.2 metres to enable Council vegetation
maintenance vehicles to also obtain access. Appropriate drainage shall be installed under the
trail, wherever necessary, to divert any overland Stormwater from eroding the path. A
Development Permit for Operational Works shall be obtained for these works.
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