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3. FINAL-160721-BA4090-Town Planning Report

Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0084 & OPW16/0157 Development Application IDAS Forms, Planning report & Plans email 1 of 3.

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available, the level of visual and     b) avoid undesirable plant species     Report in Volume 2.
climatic exposure, the functional      identified in PSP3 Landscaping
requirements of the site and the       Plants and Guidelines;
scale of the development;
                                       OR
c) provide for appropriate levels of
shade and sunlight to occupants        S3.2 For landscaping around pool       Not Applicable
of the development throughout the      areas—
                                                                              The proposal does not involve a
year;
                                       a) no more than 30% of the             pool.
d) minimise the demand for water       landscaped area is a mixture of
use;                                   plants of local origin and exotic
                                       plant species, provided none of
e) in road reserves, provide street    the plant species are undesirable
trees with effective canopy            plants identified in PSP3
shading having regard to the size      Landscaping Plants and
and scale of the road reserve and      Guidelines; and
the location of services and other
structures;                            b) palms are specifically located in
                                       group plantings in accordance
f) for street trees in towns are       with PSP3 Landscaping Plants
villages, are consistent with the      and Guidelines;
existing streetscape character;
                                       AND
g) do not cause potential damage
to buildings or structures;            S3.3 Root guards are utilised          S3.3 Complies
                                       around species with potentially
h) are not harmful to pedestrians,     invasive roots.                        Root guards will be implemented
particularly around schools,                                                  where needed.
childcare centres, shopping areas
and other high pedestrian areas;

i) in intensively used
environments, can endure high
levels of activity; and

j) for rural residential
developments, are best suited to
less intensive maintenance and
low availability of water for
gardens.

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