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Original Application Part 11 - Landscape Code Assessment [As Published] · 132008.1787
Landscaping will be designed to compliment and integrate building design as per Council existing Streetscape Master Plan. Podium planting has been incorporated which will be visible from street level to soften the bulk and appearance of the building as per code requirements. An appropriate planting palette has been selected in accordance with horticultural requirements for streetscape and podium areas. Variation between exposed northern facade (greater salt tolerance) and the protected southern elevation has been considered in planting design. O18 Passive Solar Access & Energy Efficiency The use of numerous tree and shrub plantings will reduce the albedo of hardscape areas (approx 0.55 for new concrete) and provide shade and amenity, for visitors, residents and workers. Planting to western walls for thermal efficiencies is provided. In addition communal open space areas have a northern aspect maximising solar orientation for outdoor enjoyment and activity. O19 Design of Commercial and Retail Space Landscaping for commercial and retail spaces will soften building bulk, create pleasant settings for visitors and staff and will function well in an intensively used environment by honouring Councils existing Streetscape Master Planning for Hasting Street. Any variations required to the existing streetscape will be undertaken in consultation with Council officers and in accordance with good landscape design principles and Council policy requirements. O20 Industrial Business n/a O21 Active Parkland n/a O22 Passive Parkland and Reserves n/a O23 Road Reserves The Hasting street road reserve will be developed in accordance with Councils existing Streetscape Master Plan. Street tree density and location will be undertaken in accordance with Council Master Plan and code requirements. O24 Watercourses and Drainage Lines n/a - there are no waterways on the site. O25 Wildlife Habitat Protection The subject site is not located within a Koala Habitat or Urban Living Area. Retention of vegetation will be maximised in consultation with the appointed project arborist and development constraints. Any vegetation required to be removed will be replaced with locally endemic vegetation valuable to local flora.
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