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Appendix B- Landscape Concept Plan · MCU23/0135
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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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