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10. Appendix G - Landscape Design Concept
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High canopy and low groundcover planting to maintain sight lines and passive
1. surveillance opportunities from street to building, as per standard Crime
Prevention Through Environmental Design principles.
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2. Proposed builtform - Buildings 01 to 04, refer Architect's drawings.
Advanced trees with dense low shrubs, to 700mm mature height above
3. carpark pavement, to carpark medians (1 per 6 car bays) and traffic islands to 2.
increase pedestrian comfort through increased shade levels & reduced visual
impact of car park hardstand.
LEGEND:
LANDSCAPE PHOTOMONTAGE -
4. Clear trunked canopy, shade trees to car parking bays to be minimum 100L P Refer Photos on LC-04 for Indicative
container stock with non invasive roots & low levels of leaf drop.
11. Views from this position and angle
Advanced endemic trees to primary customer entry point with earth
5. PROPOSED TREES - Refer Plant
CONCEPT PLAN FOR DA
mounding, boulders and massed groundcovers to create landscape feature
statement and buffer car park from road. C Palette on LC-07 for Container Sizes
Native vegetation that matures at lower levels to provide visual connection and & Species
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not obscure building tenancy signage. PROPOSED FEATURE TREES
Refer Plant Palette on LC-07 for
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7. Bold colour foliage planting to site corner / possible site signage to increase
visual impact and site legibility. Container Sizes & Species
Dense screen planting around transformer, pump house (PH) and sprinklers 6. PROPOSED CARPARK / SMALL TREES
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water tank (ST), to reduce visual impact on adjacent properties without 1 per 6 car bays, refer Plant Palette on
inhibiting service access. LC-07 for Container Sizes & Species
9. Landmark feature trees to site entry points to be advanced endemic habitat
species. FEATURE/MIDDLE STOREY PLANTS
- Refer Plant Palette on LC-07 for
10. Raised planter beds in front of building planted with shrubs, grasses and Container Sizes & Species
groundcover planting to break up continuous exterior building surface.
Environmental rehabilitation corridor (Covenant Area) with all existing endemic UNDERSTOREY/GROUNDCOVERS
11. vegetation to be retained, all exotic weeds removed and where existing gaps - Refer Plant Palette on LC-07 for
occur within native vegetation, plant native species as tubestock, as per SCRC Container Sizes & Species
guidelines and council conditions in notes below. Temporary fencing to be
installed through the construction phase to protect existing trees.
11. EXISTING PLANTING TO BE
12. Electrical transformer, pumps and bin storage areas to be screened from view
with vegetation or timber baton screen where gardens are not possible. 7. P RETAINED
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13. Site perimeter planted with fast growing native trees. FEATURE PLANTING AREA set
within decorative pebble mulch
with ornamental boulders
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NOTES: Landscape Design is compliant with the following council conditions: • Removal of all weed species listed in the following standards and • Existing trees in the covenant areas and in the road verge must
PROPOSED SUPPLEMENTARY
PLANTING TO AREA OF EXISTING
• Where koala access is impeded by a fence or retaining wall: • Restoration and replanting of all covenant areas and the legislation: be retained in accordance with an arborist report submitted for NATIVE VEGETATION
northern road reserve areas adjacent to the Eenie Creek operational works for the development prepared by a qualified
◊ Climbing poles are to be erected at regular intervals along the Road to provide a visual buffer to the development, including ◊ Declared plants under the Land Protection (Pest and Stock person and referenced in a Development Permit for Operational
structure at an approximate 45 degree angle on either side of understorey, mid story and canopy species in accordance with Route management) Act 2002 and sub ordinate regulation Works;
the structure; 2003; BICYCLE PARKING (22 spaces)
restoration plan submitted for operational works approval; • Tree planting must maintain a minimal horizontal clearance of
◊ Plant vegetation within close proximity (branches touching) on ◊ Undesirable species as listed in Planning Scheme Policy 3 1m from Unitywater water mains, and 1.5m from Unitywater
either side of the fence to provide a natural ladder; • Vegetated screening of northern and eastern boundaries of the Landscaping Plants and Guidelines; sewerage mains. Landscaping plants within these clearances must RAISED PLANTERS TO FRONTAGE OF
◊ Install panels or planks horizontally along the top of the fence site designed such that 75% of the bulk of the building, including be low growing when mature and suitable approved varieties; BUILDINGS 01 & 03. Refer drg LC-06
roof form will be screened in 5 years; ◊ All landscape works must be established and maintained
to provide a walkway, where appropriate; and in accordance with horticultural best practice with
construction techniques and irrigation that allow for healthy, • Environmental weed species (Camphor Laurel, Lantana) cleared TURF
◊ Use fence materials, such as a timber post and rail or • Vegetated screening of any electrical transformers, pumps, bin from site shall not be mulched, with the material to be removed
chain wire, that a koala can easily grip and climb or leave a storage areas or ancillary mechanical plant equipment from the sustained and vigorous plant growth. All plant material must from the site and disposed of in a council approved refuse tip;
minimum 300mm gap between ground level and the first rail car park and road frontages; be allowed to grow to full form and be refurbished when it’s EARTHEN RED COLOURED
or strand of any fence. life expectancy is reached; and • Maintenance establishment period top be 12 months; and
• Provision of root barriers to all car park shade trees adjacent to CONCRETE PATH THRESHOLD
• Refer Architect's drawings for external tactiles, walls and furniture; ◊ All landscape works must be maintained generally in • Irrigation and irrigation water supply to all proposed new
any underground storm water treatment devices or services to accordance with the approved design for the life of the
prevent tree root infiltration of storm water media or pipes; landscape areas (excludes covenant areas).
development.
RARLA GENERALNOTES: PROJECTNAME: NOOSA MARKETPLACE SCALE: 1:1,000 @ A3
Richard Anderson AILA Hofmann Drive, Noosaville QLD 4566 (1:500 @ A1)
1. ThisdocumentwaspreparedfortheuseofthenominatedClientonlyandisnottobecopied, CLIENT: Noosa Spotlight Property 2 SHEET: 2 /9
Registered Landscape Architect distributedorreproducedbyanyprocesswithoutthespecificwrittenpermissionofRichardAnderson,
Registration Number 588 DRAWINGTITLE: LANDSCAPE CONCEPT - DRAWN: RA / SC
RegisteredLandscapeArchitect.
38 Marriott Street 2. Dimensionsindicatedondrawingtakeprecedenceoverscalingfromprinteddrawings. LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN
Coorparoo QLD 4151 DATE: 17/05/2019
3. CAUTION-ThisisaConceptdesignonlyandtheimplementationofanylandscapeworksindicatedon
m: 0412 626211 theConceptdesignmayrequirethemodificationofthedesignand/orsitefeatures. DRAWINGNUMBER: LA072 LC-02 ISSUE: G
e: [email protected]
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