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Revised Landscape Concept Plans
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1. Lukes Road.
2. Proposed entry gateway, with street numbering signage and letterbox.
3. Entry sequence, with intersections to workers cottage driveway and proposed shed and
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25 cattleyard service road and landscape surrounds
4. Main residence driveway, leading up to the proposed residence, with avenue trees guiding
views over surrounding paddocks and feature whilst buffering views to Cooroy Mountain as you
approach.
5. Proposed main residence.
25 19 1 6. Existing workers cottage.
7. Proposed machinery shed and cattleyard and crush moved 27 meters south west from proposed
building designers location. Structures have been moved to stay clear of Riparian zone.
29 8. Proposed vegetable garden and chicken coup.
21 9. Existing shed to be refurbished as horse stables, with horse stable run leading off the structure.
29 10. Existing dams to be retained and protected alongside the existing vegetation. Suitable, native
vegetation will be planted to stabilise and improve the dams conditions.
10 11. Livestock paddock 1.
12. Livestock paddock 2.
13. Livestock Paddock 3. Cattle will be let into one paddock at a time, while the unused spaces will
recover and rehabilitate for future use.
21 14. Natural infiltration swale, to catch any water run off from driveway and dams. Native
groundcovers and shrubs will be used, to ensure it blends seamlessly into the surrounding
gardens and landscape. Areas are not accessible by cattle, to ensure protection and stabilisation.
25 25 15. Cattle and vehicle waterway crossing, using a bridge and pebble, to ensure the protection of the
overland flow areas and to encourage stabilisation.
16. Proposed future access road, for ATV access to south of the property.
29 12 17. Residence orchard featuring a selection off trees set out in alternate grid layout. Trees are all
north facing, and are away from paddocks.
18. Workers cottage orchard with a smaller selection of trees in a grid arrangement and north facing.
21 Orchard is closer to the workers cottage to provide vegetation buffer as well as easy access.
19. Large shade tree clumps within paddocks to provide amenity for cattle. Vegetation is clear below
and around to allow for scratching and relief. Water and feeding facilities are located here also.
20 Trees are strategically placed, to aid views around the property. Paddock 1 and 3 tie into the
buffering boundary gardens, while paddock 2 is placed to give screening from workers cottage
from main residence.
20. Main residence surrounding gardens with natural contouring and gardens to restrict cattle access
without using fencing. A ‘moat’ style sunken garden is used around tennis court structure to
25 26 26 26 25 allow for scenic views across the paddocks and surrounds, while not allowing cattle access. A 3m
wide ATV track has been included on the outer side of the gardens to give quick access to the
paddocks.
20 21. Property boundary buffering gardens, using large native trees, shrubs and groundcovers
20 29 complementary to the existing species, provides buffering to the neighbouring residences
surrounding, while providing panoramic views around over Mount Cooroy and further surrounds.
5 Gardens are 20-30 metres wide to allow sufficient buffering, to protect, stabilise and expand on
the existing species.
29 22. Council minor waterway, to be protected and rehabilitated in consultation with Noosa Landcare.
23. State moderate waterway, to be protected and rehabilitated in consultation with Noosa Landcare.
24. Riparian zone from the existing waterways to be protected and rehabilitated in consultation with
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25 Noosa Landcare.
25 13 21 25. Black, stained hardwood cattle fencing.
26. Electronic cattle gates integrated with the hardwood fencing, to allow access to paddocks and
fenced off areas of the property.
21 27. Existing workers cottage, contained garden surrounds, integrated with surrounding garden
buffers, by using native planting selections.
4 28. Area kept clear for additional orchid or crop area as future use.
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29. Property Boundary.
BLAKES FARM LUKES ROAD COOROY
LANDSCAPE CONCEPT MASTER PLAN - 1:1500
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LANDSCAPE CONCEPT MASTER PLAN
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