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Attachment 3 - Landscape Concept Design
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment
PO5 Landscaping is designed and located to AO5.1 Landscaping features like planting, Complies with AO5.1. AO5.7 Street trees and trees in car parking Complies with AO5.7.
maximise the safety and security of public changes of material and texture, areas and next to pathways have a
and private areas by— pedestrian shelter, changes of level, • Seating, changes in minimum canopy clearance height of • Trees in car parking areas
artwork, signage, low walls, seating and materiality/surface 2.4 metres, increasing to 5.0 metres and next to pathways
a. clearly defining the boundaries
the like define desired movement areas treatment and feature where trucks and buses frequently use provide a 2.4m clear
between private and public spaces;
and delineate public and private areas. way-finding trees are the route. trunk (Refer LC-01 1.2
b. promoting casual surveillance of included to define Sections).
buildings and public areas from the desired movement
street and other public areas for areas (Refer LC-01 1.1 • New tree canopies do
personal security reasons; Plans). not obstruct the route to
c. avoiding concealment spots; loading areas used by
• Specifically, the Village trucks (Refer LC-01 1.1
d. maintaining safe sight distances to and
Green has been Plans).
from road and building corners, car
strategically designed AO5.8 Root guards are utilised around species Complies with AO5.8.
park entrances and driveways;
to incorporate with potentially invasive roots to avoid
e. maintain safe sight distances at various elements • Root guards will be
trip hazards.
planting bed ends within car parks; such as seating, specified as required to
f. designing to discourage graffiti; play equipment and avoid interference with
g. ensuring vegetation does not inhibit dedicated pathways paths of travel, basement
the effectiveness of street lighting or to identify as a public walls, and underground
conceal signage; and space. services.
h. separating and defining pedestrian and AO5.2 Landscaping allows adequate visibility Complies with AO5.2. AO5.9 Landscaping allows for safe vehicle Complies with AO5.9.
vehicle circulation routes. for casual surveillance of public and sight lines at driveways.
semi-public spaces. • Trees provide a • Trees provide a 2.4m clear
2.4m clear trunk and trunk and shrub planting
understorey avoids has a maximum height of
the obstruction of 700mm (Refer LC-01 1.2
viewlines (Refer LC-01 Sections).
1.2 Sections).
• Sight-lines are retained
AO5.3 Landscaping including fences, walls, Complies with AO5.3.
and the verge is clear
outdoor furniture and artworks are
• The overall landscape of visual obstructions.
designed to avoid blind spots or places
design takes into Referred from Noosa Plan
of concealment.
consideration basic in Figure 9.4.5.5.
CPTED guidelines
• Tree planting adheres to
and ensures viewlines
AustRoad guidelines for
through the site.
setbacks from pedestrian
AO5.4 Blank solid front fences are avoided and Complies with AO5.4. crossings, powerpoles, etc.
where a solid wall is required elements (Refer LC-01 1.1 Plans).
such as a vertical garden, creepers, • The landscape softens
murals or vandal resistant paint are the architecture and
incorporated. screens extensive
walls wherever
possible.
AO5.5 Front fences are no more than 1.2 N/A
metres high or 1.8 metres if at least
50% transparent
AO5.6 Landscaping is provided between the N/A
fence and the street frontage.
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