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Appendix B- Landscape Concept Plan · MCU23/0135
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Noosa Civic Retail Stage 2
Development
28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville QLD 4566
Landscape Concept Design
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Acknowledgment of Country WILDStudio acknowledges the Jagera and Turrbal people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work and extends this respect to all First Nations peoples. We acknowledge the Gubbi Gubbi/ Kabi Kabi peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land of Noosa Shire. We honour Elders, past, present, and emerging and recognise their deep spiritual connection with Country. Document Issue Purpose Date Prepared Approved 22101A LC-01 A DA 29-09-2023 GG AG 22101A LC-01 B DA 10-10-2023 GS AG For: Stockwell +61 7 3519 4901 [email protected] 9 Fort Lane Milton Qld 4064 PO Box 287 Paddington Qld 4064 wildstudio.com.au ABN: 38 638 202 123 © 2022 Wild Studio Australia Pty Ltd wildstudio.com.au Noosa Civic Retail Stage 2 Development I 22101A LC-01 [B] I 10-10-2023 I Page 2
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Contents 1.0 Design Response 1.1 Plans 1.2 Sections 1.3 Planting aounrt Page 3
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1.0 Design Response
Site Plan
5B SHOWROOM PRECINCT BOUNDARY
5C RETAIL PRECINCT BOUNDARY
5A BUSINESS PARK PRECINCT BOUNDARY
EXTENT OF WORKS
EXTENT OF WORKS
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1.1 Plans
Ground Level
JOINS NEXT PAGE
Private Road
5C RETAIL PRECINCT BOUNDARY 7 6 7 B
C
1 Note Note
10 5 10
11 3 11
6
Note Note
5 8 9 1 9 5
Key Plan
Note
8 Note 8
5
10 1 Bio retention basin
1 4 2 Modified bio retention basin
6 3 Footpath
Note
6 4 13 4 Architectural screen with native
climbers
Note 5 Native understory with fragrant
5 Indigenous specimens
6
6 Subtropical canopy tree
NoteE 5
7 Existing lightpost
8 Feature wayfinding tree
9 Screening vegetation with native
understory
5
10 Existing planting
11 Existing footpath
6 5 12 Seat
13 Planter
5
BASEMENT UNDER
(Private Road)
4 4 Existing trees - refer to civil
Boulevard
ROOF OVER
Grate - refer to civil
Sewer manhole - refer to civil
Stormwater main - refer to civil
Sewer main - refer to civil
Undercroft Carpark 13
RL 8.500
12
10 2
4 4
13
10 12
0 2 5 10 20m
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Ground Level
JOINS PREVIOUS PAGE Private Road
7 7 7
5C RETAIL PRECINCT BOUNDARY
D 6
10 10
3 3
8
5 5 5
1 1
Key Plan
BASEMENT UNDER
8
1 Bio retention basin
2 Modified bio retention basin
4 3 Existing footpath
4 Architectural screen with native
9
climbers
Retail Retail 5 Native understory with fragrant
ROOF OVER
RL 8.500 RL 8.500 Indigenous specimens
6 Subtropical canopy tree
F
7 Existing lightpost
8 Feature wayfinding tree
9 Screening vegetation with native
5 understory
10 Existing planting
ROOF OVER
11 Seat
5 2 12 Planter
4 Existing trees - refer to civil
(Private Road)
ROOF OVER
Boulevard
Grate - refer to civil
Sewer manhole - refer to civil
5 Loading
ROOF OVER
Stormwater main - refer to civil
Sewer main - refer to civil
9
12
11
Amenities
Retail
4
Plant
RL 8.500 RL 8.500
Retail
JOINS NEXT PAGE
ROOF OVER
0 2 5 10 20m
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Ground Level
1 Bio retention basin
Existing trees - refer to civil
2 Modified bio retention basin
3 Architectural screen with native
Grate - refer to civil climbers
Sewer manhole - refer to civil 4 Native understory with fragrant
Indigenous specimens
Stormwater main - refer to civil 5 Subtropical canopy tree
Sewer main - refer to civil 6 Feature wayfinding tree
7 Trees shading walls and path from
western sun
8 Seat
9 Planter
Key Plan
JOINS PREVIOUS PAGE
1 9
(Private Road)
Retail
Boulevard
4
ROOF OVER
ROOF OVER
ROOF OVER
RL 8.500
3 Retail
Undercroft Carpark DE
R 5
RL 8.500 N
RL 8.500 TU
M EN
SE 1
BA
6
4 3
1
3 6
3 4
1
5 ER
F OV
ROO
6 4 6
3 4
BASEMENT UNDER 6
3 1
6
1 4 4
6 5
5
Existing Noosa
G
A Civic Centre
Private Road
0 2 5 10 20m
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Deck Level
1 Architectural screen with native
climbers
2 Native understory with fragrant
Indigenous specimens
Key Plan
2
1
Deck Carpark
RL 11.500
1
ROOF OVER
1
1
2 1 2
Deck Carpark
RL 11.500
2
2
1
Existing Noosa
Civic Centre
0 2 5 10 20m
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1.2 Sections 1
2
Bio retention basin behind
Architectural screen with native
climbers
3 Native understory with fragrant
Indigenous specimens
Section A 4 Subtropical canopy tree
5 Feature wayfinding tree
Showing vegetation growth at 5 years. 6 Parking bays
Existing trees
A
Key Plan
1
4
DECK
Existing Noosa 5 3
Civic Centre
1
2
CARPARK ENTRY 2
2400
Private Road
700
3 ▼
RL 8.500 3
6
BASEMENT UNDER
0 0.5 1 2 3 5m
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B
1 Planter
2 Architectural screen with native
climbers
3 Native understory with fragrant
Indigenous specimens
Section B 4 Subtropical canopy tree
5 Feature wayfinding tree
Showing vegetation growth at 5 years. 6 Parking bays
7 Footpath
8 Existing lightpost
9 Existing planting
Existing trees Key Plan
8
5
4
Private Road
2 2
1
2400
3 3 3
700
RL 8.500 9
▼ 7
6
BASEMENT UNDER
0 0.5 1 2 3 5m
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1 Bio retention basin behind
2 Architectural screen with native C
climbers
3 Native understory with fragrant
Indigenous specimens
Section C 4 Subtropical canopy tree behind
5 Feature wayfinding tree
Showing vegetation growth at 5 years. 6 Parking bays behind
7 Footpath
8 Existing lightpost
9 Existing planting
Existing trees Key Plan
8
5
Existing Noosa
7 Civic Centre
4
1
2
2400
6
3
700
9 7 Private Road
0 0.5 1 2 3 5m
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1 Bio retention basin behind
2 Architectural screen with native D
climbers
3 Native understory with fragrant
Indigenous specimens
Section D 4 Subtropical canopy tree behind
5 Feature wayfinding tree
Showing vegetation growth at 5 years. 6 Parking bays behind
7 Footpath
8 Existing lightpost
9 Existing planting
Existing trees Key Plan
8
5
Existing Noosa 4
Civic Centre
Retail 1
2 6 6
2400
3 Private Road
700
700
9 7
0 0.5 1 2 3 5m
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1 Bio retention basin
2 Architectural screen with native
climbers
3 Native understory with fragrant E
Indigenous specimens
Section E 4 Subtropical canopy tree behind
5 Feature wayfinding tree behind
Showing vegetation growth at 5 years. 6 Parking bays
7 Footpath
8 Existing lightpost
Existing trees
Key Plan
8
4
5
RL 11.500 DECK
▼
Private Road
2
2400
1
700
UNDERCROFT CARPARK
2 3 7 RL 8.500
▼
6
BASEMENT UNDER
0 0.5 1 2 3 5m
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1 Retail
2 Architectural screen with native
climbers
3 Native understory with fragrant F
Indigenous specimens
Section F 4 Walkway
5 Feature wayfinding tree
Showing vegetation growth at 5 years. 6 Parking bays
7 Footpath
8 Existing lightpost behind
Existing trees
Key Plan
8
5
1
1 4
2400
2 1
7 RETAIL RL 8.500
3 ▼
6
BASEMENT UNDER
0 0.5 1 2 3 5m
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1 Bio retention basin
2 Architectural screen with native
climbers
3 Native understory with fragrant
Indigenous specimens
Section G 4 Subtropical canopy tree
5 Feature wayfinding tree
Showing vegetation growth at 5 years. 6 Lift
7 Footpath
G
8 Trees shading walls and path from
western sun
Existing trees Key Plan
4
4
8 8 8
5
1
2 2 2
6
2400
7 7 7
3
▼
RL 8.500 3
0 0.5 1 2 3 5m
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1.3 Planting
The planting palette reflects the Noosa Style and aligns with Noosa’s environmental objectives,
with species that enhance biodiversity.
Botanical Name Common Name Indigenous Woodland/ Indigenous Coastal
Open Forest Species* Beachfront Species*
TREES
Acacia concurrens Dog Wattle x x
Backhousia myrtifolia Grey Myrtle x
2 Banksia integrifolia Coastal Banksia x x
3 Callistemon salignus Weeping Bottle Brush x x
Grevillea banksii Red Flowered Silky Oak x x
Leptospermum petersonii Lemon Scented Tea Tree x x
Tristaniopsis laurina Water Gum x
SHRUBS AND ACCENTS
Baeckea stenophylla Weeping Baeckea x
Baeckea virgata Twiggy myrtle x
Banksia robur Swamp Banksia x x
Bauera rubioides Wiry Dog Rose x x
Eriostemon Myoporoides QLD Wax Flower x x
Leptospermum liversidgei Lemon Scented Tea Tree x
1 Leptospermum Jelly Bush x x
polygalifolium
1 2
Lomandra hystrix Mat-rush x x
Lomatia silacifolia Parsley Bush x
GROUNDCOVERS
Banksia spinulosa Golden candlesticks x x
Carpobrotus glaucescens Pig Face x
Helichrysum apiculatum Yellow Buttons x x
Lomandra confertifolia Mat-rush x x
4 Poa labillardierii Tussock Grass x
Viola hederacea Native Violet x x
CLIMBERS
5 Hardenbergia violacea Native Sarsparilla x x
Hibbertia scandens Twining Guinea Flower x x
* Identified as a Woodland / Open Forest species and/or Indigenous Coastal Beachfront species
3 4 5
in Noosa Plan Tables SC6.3.4.1 and SC6.3.4.2
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+61 7 3519 4901
[email protected]
9 Fort Lane
Milton Qld 4064
PO Box 287
Paddington Qld 4064
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Noosa Civic Retail Stage 2
Development
28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville QLD 4566
Landscape Code
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Acknowledgment of Country WILDStudio acknowledges the Jagera and Turrbal people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work and extends this respect to all First Nations peoples. We acknowledge the Gubbi Gubbi/ Kabi Kabi peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land of Noosa Shire. We honour Elders, past, present, and emerging and recognise their deep spiritual connection with Country. Document Issue Purpose Date Prepared Approved 22101A LC-02 A DA 29-09-2023 GG AG 22101A LC-02 B DA 10-10-2023 GS AG For: Stockwell +61 7 3519 4901 [email protected] 9 Fort Lane Milton Qld 4064 PO Box 287 Paddington Qld 4064 wildstudio.com.au ABN: 38 638 202 123 © 2022 Wild Studio Australia Pty Ltd wildstudio.com.au Noosa Civic Retail Stage 2 Development I 22101A LC-02 [B] I 10-10-2023 I Page 2
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Contents 1.0 Compliance 4 1.1 Noosa Shire Council Landscape Code 4 Page 3
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1.0 Compliance
1.1 Noosa Shire Council Landscape Code
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment
PO1 Landscaped areas— AO1 Landscaping is designed, planted and Complies. PO2 Site layout and building and AO2.1 Existing site trees and landscape Complies.
a. enhance the visual amenity maintained in accordance with PSP2 landscape design— features such as rock outcrops are
Landscaping. • The increase in planting area integrated into the development
and natural landscape a. provides for soft landscaping to
within the site enhances visual wherever possible.
character of the site, be established in and around
amenity and natural landscape
streetscape and local area; the development; AO2.2 Below ground components of Does not Comply.
character of the area (Refer LC-
b. retain natural landscape b. maximises the retention of buildings, including basement
01 1.1 Plans). • Basement does not extend
features; large canopy trees; carparks, do not extend beyond the
above ground footprint to allow for towards the perimeter of the
c. enhance buffer areas around • The scale of the planting c. minimises the extent of
deep landscaping particularly within site, leaving space for in ground
property boundaries; is compatible with the impervious paved areas;
building setback areas. planting.
development’s size and nature
d. suit the relative size and nature d. provides for suitable plant
(LC-01 1.2 Sections). AO2.3 Alternatives to impervious pavement Complies.
of the development and its layouts and densities;
are provided and are located where
setting; • Planting along driveways and e. facilitates the adoption • Bio retention basins have been
landscaping and existing vegetation
e. reduce the visual impact of native climbers along structures of appropriate planting will benefit from increased infiltration retained and added to the site for
large or bulky structures and reduce the visual impact of the techniques; and of rainwater. increased infiltration of rainwater
fencing; car park structure (Refer LC-01 f. considers on-going (Refer LC-01 1.1 Plans).
f. screen incompatible land uses; 1.2 Section B and G). maintenance requirements to AO2.4 Plants are grouped in mulched beds Complies
g. conceal service, car parking assure the establishment and rather than planted individually
and loading areas; and ongoing survival of plantings to provide for optimum growing
g. reduces the impact of buildings conditions and less maintenance.
h. provide privacy between any
dwellings or accommodation and structures. AO2.5 Plants do not rely on extensive Complies.
on and adjoining the site maintenance regimes such as
hedging. • Native and low maintenance
to a height and density species have been specified
appropriate to the scale of the (Refer LC-01 1.3 Planting).
development.
AO2.6 Plants do not generally rely on Complies
watering systems, however where
necessary the design includes a
sprinkler or drip irrigation system
that delivers water for optimum plant
growth and minimum evaporation.
AO2.7 Edges of different surfaces and Complies
gardens are defined to assist with
maintenance.
AO2.8 For retaining walls, rock facing or N/A
mass rock walls are used rather than
rendered block, concrete or other
urban style walls.
AO2.9 Timbers and other natural materials Complies.
that reflect the colours and textures of
the landscape are incorporated. • Natural timber and neutral paving
materials reflect the Noosa Style.
(Refer LC-01 1.2 Sections).
AO2.10 Timbers which are allowed to fade to Complies
grey and metals that are designed to
rust are used rather than materials
which require regular treatment or
maintenance.
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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment
PO3 Street trees within road reserves AO3.1 A minimum of 2 street trees are N/A PO5 Landscaping is designed and located to AO5.1 Landscaping features like planting, Complies
provide effective canopy shading provided per lot or every 8 metres of maximise the safety and security of public changes of material and texture,
having regard to the size and scale frontage, whichever is the greater. • Existing and new canopy trees and private areas by— pedestrian shelter, changes of level, • Seating, changes in
of the road reserve and the location adjacent to private roads provide artwork, signage, low walls, seating and materiality and feature
a. clearly defining the boundaries
of services and other structures. extensive natural shade (Refer the like define desired movement areas way-finding trees are
between private and public spaces;
LC-01 1.1 Plans). and delineate public and private areas. included to define
b. promoting casual surveillance of desired movement
AO3.2 Street trees are planted a minimum N/A
buildings and public areas from the areas (Refer LC-01 1.1
of 1m from the back of the kerb in
• New canopy trees adjacent to street and other public areas for Plans).
the road reserve verge and are of
private roads are a minimum of personal security reasons;
a species that do not impact on AO5.2 Landscaping allows adequate visibility Complies.
services. 1m from the back of the kerb and c. avoiding concealment spots; for casual surveillance of public and
do not impact on services. d. maintaining safe sight distances to and semi-public spaces. • Trees provide a 2.4m
PO4 Street trees in towns and villages, AO4 Where a street or locality has an N/A from road and building corners, car clear trunk (Refer LC-
are consistent with the existing identified character derived from park entrances and driveways; 01 1.2 Sections).
streetscape character. existing vegetation, similar or identical • New canopy trees adjacent to
e. maintain safe sight distances at AO5.3 Landscaping including fences, walls, Complies
species are used. private roads adopt the same outdoor furniture and artworks are
landscape character as existing planting bed ends within car parks;
designed to avoid blind spots or places
canopy trees (Refer LC-01 1.1 f. designing to discourage graffiti;
of concealment.
Plans). g. ensuring vegetation does not inhibit
AO5.4 Blank solid front fences are avoided and N/A
the effectiveness of street lighting or
where a solid wall is required elements
conceal signage; and
such as a vertical garden, creepers,
h. separating and defining pedestrian and murals or vandal resistant paint are
vehicle circulation routes. incorporated.
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.
AO5.7 Street trees and trees in car parking Complies.
areas and next to pathways have a
minimum canopy clearance height of • Trees in car parking
2.4 metres, increasing to 5.0 metres areas and next to
where trucks and buses frequently use pathways provide a
the route. 2.4m clear trunk (Refer
LC-01 1.2 Sections).
• New tree canopies do
not obstruct the route
to loading areas used
by trucks (Refer LC-01
1.1 Plans).
AO5.8 Root guards are utilised around species Complies.
with potentially invasive roots to avoid
trip hazards.
AO5.9 Landscaping allows for safe vehicle Complies.
sight lines at driveways.
• Trees provide a
2.4m clear trunk and
shrub planting has a
maximum height of
700mm (Refer LC-01
1.2 Sections).
• Good sight-lines as
verge is clear of visual
obstructions. Referred
from Noosa Plan in
Figure 9.4.5.5.
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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment
PO6 Landscaping assists in passive solar AO6.1 Landscape elements are positioned Complies. PO10 Plant species: AO10.1 Plantings— Complies.
access, the provision of shade, to shade walls, windows and outdoor a. are appropriate to the biophysical a. comprise plant species identified for
microclimate management and energy areas from afternoon (western) sun. • Trees shading walls • The planting scheme
conditions and landscape character of the relevant landscape character
conservation. and path from western is comprised of
the area; area in PSP2 Landscaping;
sun (Refer LC-01 1.1 Woodland / Open
Plans and LC-01 1.2 b. are suitable for the space available, the b. avoid undesirable plant species Forest and/or Coastal
Sections). level of visual and climatic exposure, identified in PSP2 Landscaping; Beachfront species
the functional requirements of the site and identified in Noosa
AO6.2 Landscapes facilitate winter sun access N/A
and the scale of the development; c. incorporate appropriate understorey Plan Tables SC6.3.4.1
to living areas, north facing windows
and public spaces. c. provide appropriate levels of shade and taller species to provide and SC6.3.4 (Refer
and sunlight to occupants of the screening and softening to all LC-01 1.3 Planting).
AO6.3 Landscapes, fences and walls allow N/A
development throughout the year; levels of building bulk, parking
exposure of living and public areas
d. minimise the demand for water use; areas, manoeuvring, loading areas • No undesirable plant
to prevailing summer breezes and species identified in
and open stormwater treatment
protection against winter winds. e. do not cause potential damage to Noosa Plan Table
infrastructure.
AO6.4 Landscape elements do not shade solar N/A buildings or structures; SC6.3.5.1 are included
collector devices during the middle 6 f. are not harmful to pedestrians, in the planting scheme
hours of the day. particularly around schools, childcare (Refer LC-01 1.3
centres, shopping areas and other high Planting).
pedestrian areas;
• The planting scheme
g. in intensively used environments, can
includes screening
endure high levels of activity;
vegetation with native
h. do not attract wildlife to high risk areas; understory to soften
PO7 Landscaping integrates stormwater Complies. and loading areas and the
drainage and water sensitive urban design i. reduce the visual impact of the northern and western
elements. • Bio Basins retained development including any stormwater carpark edges. Multi-
and added. (Refer LC- treatment infrastructure. level understory with
01 1.1 Plans). existing and new
canopy trees screen
the remaining facades,
while retaining sight-
lines for surveillance
(Refer LC-01 1.3
Planting).
AO10.2 For landscaping around pool areas— N/A
a. no more than 25% of the
PO8 Landscaping maintains or enhances the AO8.1 Landscaping works maintain and N/A landscaping is with exotic plant
quality of surface water and groundwater. enhance natural drainage lines species, provided none of the plant
(including creeks, gullies, waterways species are undesirable plants
and wetlands) to convey stormwater identified in PSP2 Landscaping;
AO8.2 Riparian buffers are maintained and N/A and
rehabilitated. b. palms are specifically located in
group plantings in accordance with
AO8.3 Within paved or sealed surfaces, tree N/A
PSP2 Landscaping plants.
grates provide for water and natural air
movement however are not to be used
as drain.
PO9 Works or structures do not impact on AO9 Structures and recreational facilities N/A
erosion or bank stability. (including playgrounds, pergolas,
barbeques etc.) are setback a minimum
of 30 metres from the top of the bank AO10.3 Koala food trees are not planted in close Complies.
of any watercourse and 10 metres from proximity to the major road network.
the top of the bank of any drainage line. • No Koala food trees
are included in the
planting scheme due
to the proximity of the
site to Eenie Creek
Road and Walter Hay
Drive (Refer LC-01 1.3
Planting).
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PO11 Landscaping of car parking areas is AO11.1 One advanced canopy tree (a minimum Does Not Comply PO12 Vegetation does not pose a risk to the AO12.1 Vegetation planted within the easement N/A
designed to— of 45 litres pot size) is provided for every safety or reliability of services, utilities of an overhead powerline or, where
4 car parking spaces. • 1 new tree provided or infrastructure including substations, there is no easement, the area of
a. reduce the visual impact of the
for every 1.5 new overhead powerlines, power poles and influence of a powerline, has a mature
development, softening the
outdoor ground car transformers, street lamps, stormwater height of no more than 3.5 metres.
appearance of hardstand areas;
parking spaces (Refer catchment pits, and underground services
b. define parking areas; AO12.2 Vegetation planted within an N/A
LC-01 1.1 Plans). and utilities. underground powerline easement does
c. provide advanced canopy trees to AO11.2 A minimum area of 5m² around the Complies. not have a mature root system in excess
shade vehicles and to reduce reflected base of each canopy tree, is treated of 150 millimetres in depth and is not
radiation; with a porous surface such as mulch • Garden beds provide
located directly over the powerline.
d. maximise opportunities for infiltration of with groundcovers and protected from a minimum of 8.5m2 of
porous surface around AO12.3 Regardless of the width of the N/A
rainwater on-site; and intrusion of vehicles.
the base of canopy easement, vegetation adjoining
e. minimise contaminated runoff easements must be separated from the
trees. (Refer LC-01
entering the stormwater system and a power pole or other infrastructure by a
1.1 Plans).
watercourse. distance at least equal to the maximum
AO11.3 Runoff from car parking areas is Complies
mature height of the vegetation.
directed to landscaped areas to
minimise contaminated runoff, including AO12.4 For power lines that connect to a N/A
hydrocarbons, entering the stormwater premises, the height of plant species
system and watercourses. at maturity provides for a 2 metre
clearance below the power line.
AO11.4 Canopy trees are protected from vehicle Complies.
damage by providing adequate sized AO12.5 With the exception of electricity Complies
garden beds. • Garden beds with infrastructure, trees and large shrubs
a minimum area of are located a minimum of—
8.5m2 and minimum a. 4 metres from street lamps;
dimension of 1200mm
b. 2 metres from stormwater
provide protection from
catchment pits; and
vehicle damage (Refer
LC-01 1.1 Plans). c. 2 metres from underground
services and utilities.
AO11.5 Plants with thorns, fruit or berries are Complies.
avoided in car parks. AO12.6 Plants are located to enable Complies
• No plants with tradespersons to access, view and
significant thorns, fruit inspect service meters, such as water
or berries are included and electricity meters.
in the planting scheme AO12.7 Root barriers are installed around trees Complies
(Refer LC-01 1.3 that are located within 3 metres of any
Planting). infrastructure or that have potentially
invasive roots.
PO13 Entry statements to residential or business AO13.1 Tree and plant massing are the Complies.
estates are: dominant features of entry statements,
a. integrated with the natural landscape rather than the entry being dominated by • Garden beds with
built elements such as masonry walls, Subtropical Canopy
character of the locality; and
waterfalls and assembled rock outcrops. Trees and Feature
b. require low maintenance. way-finding trees are
located at entry areas
(Refer LC-01 1.1
Plans).
AO13.2 Landscaped entry statements are low Complies.
maintenance and located entirely within
privately owned land. • Species specified are
native and require low
maintenance. (Refer
LC-01 1.3 Planting).
PO14 Landscaping in the road reserve, parkland Complies.
or any land intended to transfer to public
ownership or Council responsibility is low • Species specified are
maintenance. native and require low
maintenance. (Refer
LC-01 1.3 Planting).
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