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Attachment H - Code Responses · MCU22/0171
Landscaping has been provided to blend and hide the tile-stone feature fencing, with both low height planting and mature trees forming the basis of the landscape approach at the interface of Gympie Terrace and Chaplain Park. Common species have been used to ensure the development integrates with existing planting along these frontages. Please refer to the Landscape Concept Plans and fly-through prepared by Conlon Group forming Attachment E to this submission. The landscape approach has been informed by the orientation of the site, the need to maintain and direct outlooks towards the Noosa River and ensuring privacy and amenity for residents and adjoining properties. The landscape approach adopts low maintenance sub tropical species proven within the surrounding environment. Pervious paving, deep planting and reuse of stormwater where possible ensures the landscaping and stormwater
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