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Attachment 3 - Landscape Concept Design
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment
AO2.4 Plants are grouped in mulched beds Complies with AO2.4 AO2.10 Timbers which are allowed to fade to Complies with AO2.10.
rather than planted individually grey and metals that are designed to
to provide for optimum growing • All landscaped areas will support rust are used rather than materials • Organic materials designed to
conditions and less maintenance. groups of specified species and which require regular treatment or weather are considered in the
will avoid isolation of individual maintenance. landscape design.
tress or shrubs.
PO3 Street trees within road reserves AO3.1 A minimum of 2 street trees are Complies with AO3.1.
• All landscaped areas will be provide effective canopy shading provided per lot or every 8 metres of
having regard to the size and scale frontage, whichever is the greater. • Existing and new canopy trees
mulched according to SC6.3.7
of the road reserve and the location adjacent to private roads provide
(18).
of services and other structures. extensive natural shade (Refer
AO2.5 Plants do not rely on extensive Complies with AO2.5. LC-01 1.1 Plans).
maintenance regimes such as
• Native and low maintenance AO3.2 Street trees are planted a minimum Complies with AO3.2.
hedging.
species have been specified of 1m from the back of the kerb in
the road reserve verge and are of • Street trees will be planted a
for use in all landscaped areas
a species that do not impact on minimum 1m from back of kerb.
(Refer LC-01 1.3 Planting).
services.
• Consideration has been given PO4 Street trees in towns and villages, AO4 Where a street or locality has an Complies with AO4.
to ongoing minimisation of are consistent with the existing identified character derived from
maintenance, including adequate streetscape character. existing vegetation, similar or identical • New canopy trees adjacent to
access, consolidation of species are used. private roads adopt the same
planting beds where possible, landscape character as existing
appropriately installed and canopy trees (Refer LC-01 1.1
mulched garden beds, and Plans).
maximum grades of 1:3 to all
landscaped areas.
AO2.6 Plants do not generally rely on Complies with AO2.6.
watering systems, however where
necessary the design includes a • Irrigation will be required
sprinkler or drip irrigation system throughout the civic spine to
that delivers water for optimum plant support the growth and health of
growth and minimum evaporation. turfed areas. Elsewhere, irrigation
is not expected and landscaped
areas have been designed with
low maintenance plant species.
AO2.7 Edges of different surfaces and Complies with AO2.7.
gardens are defined to assist with
maintenance. • All garden edges will be
appropriately defined.
AO2.8 For retaining walls, rock facing or Complies with AO2.8.
mass rock walls are used rather than
rendered block, concrete or other • Where retaining is required, the
urban style walls. development will look to utilise
rock walls where reasonably
possible.
AO2.9 Timbers and other natural materials Complies with AO2.9.
that reflect the colours and textures of
the landscape are incorporated. • Neutral paving materials and
organic landscape textures and
colours reflect the Noosa Style.
(Refer LC-01 1.1 Plans and 1.2
Sections).
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