Approved Plans - OPW23/0182

NOOSA COUNCIL
APPROVED PLAN
  OPW23/0182
 19 APRIL 2024


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SPECIFICATION

EXTENT OF WORKS
Contractor should take full account of documentation of civil engineering, Hydraulic and Electrical works, Landscape works are to
include the following

EXCAVATION AND DRAINAGE

Break up and remove any excess concrete slurry from construction works to achieve required planting depths. Excavate site soil to
a depth of 100mm. Break up remaining subgrade to a depth of 100mm. Drainage to be incorporated to all planting areas that are
enclosed by hard edging and not otherwise drained

TOPSOIL-SUPPLY AND INCOPORATION

Planting areas are to be progressively filled with premium grade blended organic garden soil mix to a minimum of 300mm depth
Soil to be an approved garden organic mix. Soil supplier as will as intended mix is to be nominated. Soil is to be mounded to
facilitate good drainage to hardstand areas (max 1:3 grade) and is to finish 50mm below edging after settlement. Organic additive
such as ‘Dynamic Lifter; is to be incorporated throughout the soil mix at the recommended rate. A slow-release fertiliser
‘Osmocote’ or equivalent is also to be incorporated with individual plantings in accordance with the manufacturer's
recommendations.

EDGING
Provide an aluminium garden edge to all garden beds were adjacent to grass areas. Line of edging to be set out and approved on
site prior to construction.

SHAPING OF GARDEN AREAS
Planting areas are to be finished in a gently mounded fashion to facilitate drainage of excess water and to show planting to the
best advantage. Contractor is to seek confirmation of finished levels prior to final plantings and application of mulch

CONTAINERISED PLANT MATERIAL

Plant material is to be approved by superintendent prior to planting. Planting is to be carried out in a manner consistent with
good horticultural practice. All 300 pot and large plant material is to be guyed and staked as per Detail ~ Advanced Container
Planting. Smaller plant stock is to be staked as necessary. Stakes shall not pass through the root ball of plant at time of planting
or any time thereafter.

Stock may be rejected if plants are:-

a) Undersized proportional to specified container size or is the root system if underdeveloped

b) Oversized proportional to specified container size or severely root bound

¢) Unbalanced or uncharacteristic of normal or specified growth pattern for the species

4) Not suitably acclimatised for the specific environment

e) Diseased, infested with pests or suffering from other form of significant stress

GARDEN MULCH
Mulch shall be hoop pine mulch to predominant depth of 75mm. Mulch is to be graded to avoid placement against green plant
stems and overflow from purpose formed edges, kerbs, and pathways.

TURF

a) Empire Zoysia sod depth 25mm

b) Turf to be laid within 24 hours of being cut

¢) Allow for ground preparation and deposition of 50mm imported garden loam topsoil

d) Turf to be closed butted and rolled in accordance with accepted practice to ensure a smooth even surface

 

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TREE PROTECTION SPECIFICATION — EXISTING VEGETATION MANAGEMENT uu

NO VEGETATION WORKS INCLUDING LOPPING AND REMOVAL TO TAKE PLACE UNTIL ALL RELEVENT APPROVALS =~  ™
REQUIRED BY LOCAL AUTHORITIES ARE IN PLACE. oS

REMOVE ANY EXCESS SOIL/FILL FROM TREE ROOT ZONE AREA
INSTALL TREE PROTECTION ZONES BY BARRIER AROUND TREE DRIP LINE

NO CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY OR MATERIALS TO BE OPERATED OR PLACED WITHIN VEGETATION PROTECTION
ZONES

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NOOSA COUNCIL
APPROVED PLAN
OPW23/0182
19 APRIL 2024

 

 

 

 

PLANT SCHEDULE
SYM BOTANICAL NAME POT SIZE QTY
MQ MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA 4sit 6
HT HIBISCUS TILIACEUS 100It 4
LL LOMANDRA LONGIFOLIA VERDAY 140mm 165
PN PENNISETUM NAFRAY PA300 140mm 130
TOTAL NUMBER OF TREES 10
TOTAL NUMBER OF GRASS TYPE PLANTS 295

LAYOUT — PLANT DENSITY AND GROUPING

 

Plant density will consist of layering, planting from low growing towards
taller species at the Centre of the garden area, grouping is encouraged.
to create a natural environment

TOTAL NUMBER OF TREES/SHRUBS TO BE REMOVED FIVE (5)
TOTAL NUMBER OF DEAD TREES TO BE REMOVED TWO (2)
TOTAL NUMBER OF TREES TO BE PLANTED TEN (10)

TOTAL NUMBER OF GRASS TYPE PLANTS TO BE PLANTED (295)

THIS DRAWING IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT. JOHN HOPE DESIGN
RETAINS THE COPYRIGHT AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
DO NOT SCALE OFF THIS DRAWING, VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE

 

JHD

JOHN HOPE DESIGNS
82 MARY RIVER ROAD
COOROY, QLD 4563

[email protected]
ABN 58080230747
ACN 128459987

 

CLIENT

LIBBY & GREG BAYNTON
PROJECT

21 MAHER TCE

SUNSHINE BEACH

 

DATE,
FEBUARY 2024
SCALE

1:150 @A3

  

DRAWING TITLE
ROAD RESERVE LANDSCAPE PLAN

PLANT SCHEDULE, SPECIFICATIONS

DRAWN DRAWING NO REVISION
JH 290224/02 A