2 David Low Way - Town Planning Report - Urban Systems Pty Ltd

 Table 18—Specific outcomes and probable solutions for the reconfiguring a lot code
 Specific outcome                     Probable solution                     Applicant response
 d) rock outcrops; and
 e) views.
 O22 Native vegetation, including     S22.1 Buffers of existing native      Complies with probable solution.
 individual mature trees are          vegetation around site boundaries A ten (10) metre wide landscape
 retained, protected, maintained      and environmentally sensitive         buffer is provided along David
 and supplemented, with particular    areas are retained and reinforced     Low Way.
 consideration given to—              through additional planting;          Covenant areas for vegetation
 a) roadsides;                        AND                                   protection are to be protected and
 b) the amenity of adjoining land     S22.2 For reconfiguring in the        rehabilitated.
 uses; and                            Rural Zone and Rural Settlement
 c) the protection of environmentally Zone—
 sensitive areas.                     a) a 10m landscaped buffer area is
                                      provided along road frontages;
                                      b) clearing and disturbance to
                                      vegetation is minimised around
                                      road works, laying of services and
                                      utilities and construction of
                                      property entrances;
                                      c) revegetation of disturbed areas
                                      occurs after completion of works;
                                      and
                                      d) planting of clusters of trees
                                      along the road
                                      reserves to form a tree canopy
                                      cover is provided
 O23 Buildings and other structures S23.1 All lots include a building       Complies with probable solution.
 do not have a significant adverse    envelope that enables buildings       Each building pad is not visually
 impact upon the visual amenity of    and structures to be sited so they    obtrusive.
 surrounding areas.                   do not—
                                      a) protrude above ridgelines; or
                                      b) result in the unnecessary
                                      removal of vegetation from the site.
 14.192 Open space and environmental protection
 O24 Public open space provides       S24.1 Active Parkland or open         Complies with probable solution.
 for a diverse range of passive and space linkage to Active Parkland is Contributions may be paid in
 active quality recreational          provided in accordance with the       accordance with the endorsed
 opportunities including sport to     Priority Infrastructure Plan in Part  infrastructure charges framework.
 meet the outdoor recreational        15;
 needs of the community.              OR
                                      S24.2 Park contributions are paid
                                      in accordance with the applicable
                                      infrastructure charging instrument.
 O25 Public open space is designed S25.1 A park has direct road             Not applicable.
 and located to—                      frontages of a minimum of 25% of      The proposed development does
 a) be safe and easily accessible;    the total allotment boundary of the not involve the dedication of
 b) contribute to the legibility,     park to provide physical access       parkland.
 accessibility and character of the   and visibility;
 locality;                            AND
 c) create attractive environment     S25.2 Land intended for public
 settings and focal points;           open space complements existing
                                      adjacent and surrounding open

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