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Attachment 3 - Landscape Concept Design
1.0 Compliance
1.1 Noosa Shire Council Landscaping Code
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment
PO1 Landscaped areas— AO1 Landscaping is designed, planted and Complies and AO1 and PO1. PO2 Site layout and building and AO2.1 Existing site trees and landscape Complies with AO2.1.
a. enhance the visual amenity maintained in accordance with PSP2 landscape design— features such as rock outcrops are
Landscaping. • AO1 - Plant palettes for the site integrated into the development • Whilst site trees will need to be
and natural landscape a. provides for soft landscaping to
correlate with the proposed wherever possible. cleared to accommodate the
character of the site, be established in and around
species list found in SC6.3.4 of development, the design provides
streetscape and local area; the development;
PSP2, avoiding undesirable plant for 14.27% of landscaping on Lot
b. retain natural landscape species listed and considering b. maximises the retention of 3 and 13.06% on Lot 7. Planting
features; appropriate landscape character large canopy trees; will provide for a number of
c. enhance buffer areas around areas. The landscape design c. minimises the extent of large mature trees and shrubs
property boundaries; for the site has taken into impervious paved areas; throughout the development
d. suit the relative size and nature consideration and responded to d. provides for suitable plant to soften hardstand areas and
of the development and its SC6.3.7 of PSP2. Further detail layouts and densities; provide a landscaped outcome
setting; on planting densities, techniques that fits in with the existing centre
e. facilitates the adoption
and installation will be provided such as native species that will
e. reduce the visual impact of of appropriate planting
at later stages and will adhere to be low maintenance.
large or bulky structures and techniques; and
recommendations under SC6.3.7 AO2.2 Below ground components of Complies with PO2.
fencing; f. considers on-going
of PSP2. buildings, including basement
f. screen incompatible land uses; maintenance requirements to • While the basement footprint
carparks, do not extend beyond the
g. conceal service, car parking assure the establishment and does extend under the
above ground footprint to allow for
and loading areas; and ongoing survival of plantings proposed landscaped civic
deep landscaping particularly within
h. provide privacy between any g. reduces the impact of buildings building setback areas. spine, consideration has been
dwellings or accommodation and structures. given to the constructibility and
on and adjoining the site longevity of landscape within
to a height and density this area in terms of the ability
appropriate to the scale of the to support canopy trees. Where
development. canopy trees are proposed over
basement extents, the landscape
will be mounded at a maximum
of 1:3 to achieve adequate soil
depths (1500mm minimum).
• Development provides for
14.27% landscape cover on Lot
3 and 13.06% on Lot 7. These
landscaped areas are dispersed
throughout the site to soften the
hardstand area.
• The key corner site at the north
provides for a number of large
feature trees, including mature
canopy trees.
AO2.3 Alternatives to impervious pavement Complies with AO2.3.
are provided and are located where
landscaping and existing vegetation • Bio retention basins have been
will benefit from increased infiltration retained and added to the site for
of rainwater. increased infiltration of rainwater
(Refer LC-01 1.1 Plans).
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