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MCU15/0029 Attachment 1 Duke Douglas Code Assessment Ver1

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                                                     MCU to establish Entertainment and Dining Business (Type 1 Food and Beverage)
                                                     MCU to establish Entertainment and Dining Business (Type 1 Food and Beverage)
                                                                                                       2/18 Duke St Sunshine Beach
                                                                                                       2/18 Duke St Sunshine Beach




                                                        Probable solutions (if code
  Specific Outcomes                                                                                         Proposal
                                                        assessable)
         planting techniques; and                              regimes; AND
    g)   considers on-going maintenance                  S2.5 Landscaping is designed, planted and
         requirements to assure the establishment             maintained in accordance with PSP3
         and ongoing survival of plantings.                   Landscaping Plants and Guidelines;
                                                         AND
                                                         S2.6 Alternatives to impervious pavement are
                                                              provided and are located where
                                                              landscaping and existing vegetation will
                                                              benefit from increased infiltration of
                                                              rainwater.
    Species selection
    O3 Landscaped areas include plant species
    that—                                                S3.1 Plantings—                                    Complies - Existing
   a) are appropriate to the biophysical                 a)    comprise plant species identified for the    landscaping complies.
        conditions and landscape character of the              relevant landscape character area in PSP3
        area;                                                  Landscaping Plants and Guidelines; and
   b) are suitable for the space available, the          b)    avoid undesirable plant species identified
        level of visual and climatic exposure, the             in PSP3 Landscaping Plants and
        functional requirements of the site and the            Guidelines;
        scale of the development;
   c) provide for appropriate levels of shade and        OR
        sunlight to occupants of the development         S3.2 For landscaping around pool areas—
        throughout the year;                             a)    no more than 30% of the landscaped area
   d) minimise the demand for water use;                       is a mixture of plants of local origin and
   e) in road reserves, provide street trees with              exotic plant species, provided none of the
        effective canopy shading having regard to              plant species are undesirable plants
        the size and scale of the road reserve and             identified in PSP3 Landscaping Plants and
        the location of services and other                     Guidelines; and
        structures;
   f)   for street trees in towns are villages, are      b)    palms are specifically located in group
        consistent with the existing streetscape               plantings in accordance with PSP3
        character;                                             Landscaping Plants and Guidelines;
   g) do not cause potential damage to buildings         AND
        or structures;                                   S3.3 Root guards are utilised around species
   h) are not harmful to pedestrians, particularly            with potentially invasive roots.
        around schools, childcare centres, shopping
        areas and other high pedestrian areas;
   i)   in intensively used environments, can
        endure high levels of activity; and
   j)   for rural residential developments, are best
        suited to less intensive maintenance and
        low availability of water for gardens.

    Safety and security
                                                         S4.1 No solution provided.
    O4 Landscaping is designed and located to                                                               Complies - Existing
    maximise the safety and security of public and       Figure 14-16 — Landscaping allows for              landscaping complies.
    private areas by—                                    adequate safe vision at driveways and
                                                         intersections
    a)   clearly defining the boundaries between
         private and public spaces;
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