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Response to Council's Information Request · MCU14/0077

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Proposed Landscaping
as shown on DD101

 

 

Proposed Concrete Hardstand
Type 1~ to owners specification

 

 

 

Proposed Bio-retention Basin
to engineers design and detail

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fence Type 1 - black pvc chainwire fence with 3 strands:
of barbed wire above at 2.4 high

Gate Type 1 - sliding gate on wheels to match black pvc chainwire
fence with 3 strands of barbed wire above at 2.4 high

 

Security Lighting ~ ‘a min. of 4 exterior security lights to be instalied

in accordance with BCA and AS,
Minimum Density Required:
Large Trees 8 metre centres
Small Trees 3 metre centres
Shrubs 1.5 metre centres
Groundcovers 0.5- 1 metre centres
Minimum Sizing Required:
Street and feature trees 45it
Other trees 300mm
Large shrubs 200mm
Groundcovers 150mm

Preparation of garden beds for planting:
Cultivate existing soll in natural ground to a
minimum depth of 150mm. Import clean topsoil
(sandy loam) to a minimum depth of 300mm,
above original ground level. Organic matter, or
gypsum etc, may also be added as necessary
to improve the soil for the best possible growth,
Test the soil using a ‘Soil Test Kit’ to ensure it is
healthy and amend as necessary,

All garden beds to be mounded 300mm min

Bioretention Basins Construction - during
construction and establishment of the
bioretention devices, the supervising RPEQ
must ensure that the device was constructed in
accordance with the document Construction and
Establishment Guidelines: Swales, Bioretention
Systems and Wetainds (Water by Design, 2009)
and that the forms contained in section 3.15
including the associated supporting information
and data are completed. These forms and
certification from the RPEQ that the devices has
been constructed in accordance with the above
mentioned guide, all conditions of approval, and
the approved engineering drawings must be
submitted to council prior to commencement of
use.

 

Use only sun ‘hardened’ plants . Ensure
healthy root system to all plants to be used.
Under no circumstances are root bound plants
to be used.

Trees:

All 45L trees and large shrubs will need to be
staked securely using 1800mm stakes x 2 or 3
@s necessary and tied to stakes usind hesian
webbing, (to prevent plant damage until
established).

Bioretention Basins Construction - A
construction hold point with a council delegate
shall be established once the bioretention
devise underdrainage pipe work is installed. At
the time of inspection, a sample of the drainage
layer, transition layer, and filtration media
materials must be stockpiled on-site,
Laboratory results must be provided for the filter
media which demonstrate that the media
complies with the specification contained in the
latest versiion of the "Guidelines for Soil Filter
Media in Bioretention Systems™ and that the
minimum hydraulic conductivity specified on the
approved engineering plans will be achieved. in
addition, laboratory results must be provided
demonstrating that the transition layer and
drainage layer meet the bridging criteria (stated
in the decision notice).

Mulch:

All gardens are to be mulched with ‘Tee Tree’
mulch to a minimum depth of 100mm , to be
kept 50mm from stems of plants to avoid coolar
rot.

Drainage:
Please ensure adequate drainage is installed
below gardens and paved and concreted areas.

Landscaping - Landscape works must be
supervised, constructed and certified by
qualified persons (please refer to Decision
Notices for definitions).

 

Location of Services and Levels:

Please refer to Hydraulics Plan for full
information on services type and location and
finished levels.

General Notes:

Concrete rollback kerb for carpark edges and
garden boundaries as necessary, to Engineer's
detail.

The Noosa Plan - See Table 14-56 or 14-57 for
minimum Landscaping areas and dimensions.
Landscaping is designed, and to be planted and
maintained in accordance with PSP3 Landscaping
Plants and Guideline.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Plant Schedule
Pian Botantical Name Common Name Height) Spread | Pot

Trees and Large Shrubs

4\*}Ca | Cupaniopsis anacardioides| Tuckeroo 6m 6m 465it

8) As Acmena smithii Dwarf Lilly Pilly 2.5m | 2m 300mm

30 Linospadix monostachya | Walking Stick Palm | 2.5m | 1.5m | 300mm
Small Shrubs and Ground Covers

71| 3° Cg |Carpobrotus glaucescens | Pigface 0.4m | 1.5m | 150mm

56 | Er R Eriostemon spp Qld Wax Flower 0.8m | 0.8m 150mm
Bio-retention Basin - 6 plants min. required per m2

40 Ca | Carex appressa Sedge Bim? | Tufting | 140mm

40 Cf | Carex fascicularis Sedge 8/m? | Tufting | 140mm

40 Fn |Ficinia nodosa Knobby Club Rus 8im? | Tufting | 140mm

40 Ju |Juncus usitatis Upright Sedge 8/m? | Tufting |140mm

40 UU |Lomandra longifotia Mat Rush 8/m? | Tufting |140mm
Maintenance: Long Term:
Itis the responsibility of the owner to maintain Fertilize all plants each spring and when
the property to a satisfactory standard to required during the year. Ensure use of native

‘friendly’ fertilizer. Trees and shrubs to be
pruned after flowering to maintain healthy
growth and shape. Prune at the node for all
natives. Never ‘hard prune’ a plant unless on

Council's approval.

A maintenance regime must be programmed to
maintain mulch, water, fertilizer, pruning and the
care and/or replacment of any damaged or

diseased plant. reliable authority. Due to breaking down,
organic mulch needs to be ‘topped up’ every
Short Term: few years to maintain a thick cover, Stakes and

For the first four weeks all plants must be webbing which support trees may be removed

at centre of bed, above finished pavement . watered for a minimum of 20mins per day after trees are sultably established.
levels, to prevent any ponding around plants. L an d sca p in g reducing to10mins per day for following 5
Fertilize using a slow release fertilizer in ‘pill’ or months, (always water in relation to rainfall).
‘granule’ form, at time of pl ; that
Serie dose not dhecty contest foots.” Notes & Schedules
COOL ARCHITECTURE Project: Issue-Date-Initial-Revision Title: Drawing #:
( Elaroo Pty Ltd A-05.05.14-LR-Concept Design Landscaping Notes & DD702
B-14,05.14-LR-Design Devel t
Phone: 07 5448 8850 Proposed Industrial Dev €-19.0514-LR-Dralt DA _ Schedules
[email protected] Lot 10/100 Rene Street PisaboteLlcterhel plemniag A3 Scale: Des:LR/GM Project #: | Issue:
2A | 35 Seaside Blvd Marcoola Q 4564 Noosaville Q J-14.1014-LR-Information Request 1:200 Chk: GM 14.019 J

 

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