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ADJASCENT BUSHLAND
ARY DRIV
AND SEDGELAND AREAS TO
THE NORTH
LOCATION OF PROPOSED
RAIN GARDEN TO TREAT
STORMWATER RUNOFF
SANCTU
SMALL EUCALYPT SPECIES
TO BE PLANTED AROUND
CARPARK FOR SHAD,
SCREENING AND HABITAT EXISTING VEGETATION TO BE RETAINED TO
CARPARK ENTRY
A
STORE AREA TO INCLUDING TIMBER
C SCREEN AND VINE TRELLIS
UNIT 1
A
UNIT 8
UNIT 2
B A
E
UNIT 7
B D
WEYBA CREEK DR
S A
O
NO
UNIT 6 B
GROUNDCOVERS AND LOW GROWING
SHRUBS TO OUTSIDE OF DEVELOPMENT
AND TOP OF NEW RETAINING WALL
APPROX EXTENT OF MANGROVE UNIT 3
SHRUBLAND TO WEYBA CREEK B
UNIT 5
ELEVATED BOARDWALK TO LIMIT IMPACTS TO EXISTING TREE
ROOTS AND VACILITATE BARRIER FREE MOVEMENT BETWEEN
AREAS OF RETAINED VEGETATION
UNIT 4
APPROX. LOCATION OF LOW RETAINING WALL TO OUTSIDE OF
PROPOSED BUILDING PAD
B
EXISTING MATURE TREES TO BE RETAINED IN
ACCORDANCE WITH ARBORIST RECOMMENDATIONS
LE
SL
IE
D
R
RD
BA
EY
W
LANDSCAPE INTENT STATEMENT LEGEND
The landscape design aims to preserve the maximum amount of native vegetation existing within the site, this includes hollow bearing trees, koala New carpark area. Pavement finish in accordance
food trees and remnant habitat. The existing vegetation community present within the site is highly degraded and will be improved through the A
removal of environmental weed species including exotic vines which currently dominate the understory and existing canopy. Rehabilitation works will
with enginners details
focus on weed removal in addition to supplementary plantings of endemic understory species and strategic planting of habitat trees. Existing bushland areas to include supplementary
B endemic plantings of trees and understorey species
As an eco development the design will focus on preserving the natural setting, improving views to natural landscape elements and in turn
establishing a greater connection between the natural environment of Noosa and resort visitors. Bushfire management zone to include species with
C low flamability characteristics
Environmentally beneficial aspects of the design include:
• Use of elevated boardwalk system to reduce impacts to existing vegetation impacts; Elevated boardwalk constructed from composite
• Barrier free design to cater for fauna movement though the site into areas adjoing Weyba Creek; D decking material
• Use of sustainable materials including boardwalk decking;
• Boardwalk to incorporate services to reduce trenching impacts to vegetation; Existing amenity plantings to be retained at site entry
• Potential use of permeable pavement finishes to carpark areas to reduce runoff and impacts to existing vegetation; E
• Rehabilitation of existing vegetation areas including weed removals;
• Revegetation plantings including endemic species;
• Non slab on ground construction therefore limiting impacts to existing vegetation; and Fauna Movement - Existing fauna movement
• Units situated in areas where the least significant vegetation exist. corridors to be retained and enhanced
through the planting of NJKH’S. Buildings,
carpark and access pathways to incorporate
barrier free design
LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN
PROJECT: PLAN: REV: NORTH:
212953 LC01 A
PROPOSED ECO RESORT AT 94/142 NOOSA DR, NOOSA SCALE: 1:250 @ A1
DATE: 06 JUNE 2022
FOR RACV FILE: 212953.indd
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