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Appendix B- Landscape Concept Plan · MCU23/0135
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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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