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Landscape Code
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
6. are not harmful to pedestrians, Refer to Landscape concept plan included as
particularly around schools, childcare AO10.2 Appendix C.
centres, shopping areas and other For landscaping around pool areas—
high pedestrian areas;
7. in intensively used environments, can 1. no more than 25% of the landscaping
endure high levels of activity; is with exotic plant species, provided
8. do not attract wildlife to high risk none of the plant species are
areas; and undesirable plants identified in PSP2
9. reduce the visual impact of the Landscaping; and
development including any stormwater 2. palms are specifically located in group
treatment infrastructure. plantings in accordance with PSP2
Landscaping plants. Complies:
No koala food trees are proposed as part of the
development.
AO10.3
Koala food trees are not planted in close proximity
to the major road network.
Car Parks
PO11 AO11.1 Performance outcome:
Landscaping of car parking areas is designed to— One advanced canopy tree (a minimum of 45 litres The landscape proposal includes low growing
pot size) is provided for every 4 car parking spaces. species in around the site’s proposed car parking
1. reduce the visual impact of the areas. The proposal also includes canopy shade
development, softening the trees at selected locations between carparks to
appearance of hardstand areas; soften the appearance of hardstand areas and built
2. define parking areas; form and to provide shade. The proposed is
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