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Attachment 3 - Noosa Plan Code Assessment
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Log in to see the plans as drawnPerformance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
Site layout and building and are integrated into the maintained and integrated
landscape design— development wherever possible. into the development.
(a) provides for soft landscaping AO2.2 AO2.2 Not Applicable
to be established in and
around the development; Below ground components of No below ground
(b) maximises the retention of buildings, including basement components of the building
large canopy trees; carparks, do not extend beyond are changed as part of this
(c) minimises the extent of the above ground footprint to application.
impervious paved areas; allow for deep landscaping
(d) provides for suitable plant particularly within building setback
layouts and densities; areas.
(e) facilitates the adoption of
appropriate planting AO2.3 AO2.3 Complies
techniques; and Alternatives to impervious Existing impervious
(f) considers on-going pavement are provided and are pavements are replaced
maintenance requirements to located where landscaping and with new pavement
assure the establishment and existing vegetation will benefit treatment and is located
ongoing survival of plantings from increased infiltration of where landscaping will
(g) reduces the impact of rainwater. benefit from increased
buildings and structures. infiltration of rainwater.
Editor's note— Refer to Figure AP3-4A
and Figure AP3-4B for appropriate AO2.4 AO2.4 Complies
landscaping outcomes for residential
development and Figure AP3-11B and Plants are grouped in mulched New plants are proposed
Figure AP3-5A for landscaping outcomes beds rather than planted within the existing garden
for centre development. individually to provide for optimum beds.
growing conditions and less
maintenance.
AO2.5 AO2.5 Complies
Plants do not rely on extensive Low maintenance plants
maintenance regimes such as are proposed and do not
hedging. include hedging
requirements.
AO2.6 AO2.6 Complies
Plants do not generally rely on Irrigation is proposed to the
watering systems, however where new plants within the
necessary the design includes a existing garden beds.
sprinkler or drip irrigation system
that delivers water for optimum
plant growth and minimum
evaporation.
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