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Energy Efficiency PO6 The landscape has been designed to provide effective micro climates and shade to all communal use areas. Stormwater and Natural Drainage PO7 and PO8 The landscape stormwater drainage will utilise rain gardens where possible and best practice WSUD as directed by the consultant engineer. We have reduced the amount of hard surfaces across the site to allow for groundwater recharge. Bank Erosion PO9 Existing vegetation has been retained on embankments and new vegetation is proposed to shore up embankments where retaining walls are not being used. Species Selection PO10 Generally Species have been selected to retain the existing native character of the Noosa area with the surrounding buffer areas having Supplemental planting which will contain 100% of less flammable plant species. A list of recommend ‘less flammable’ plant species is contained in Appendix III of Bushfire Hazard Assessment/Noosa Springs RFA17-040. The list has been derived from the Regional Ecosystem Technical Descriptions (Dept. of Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts, 2012), for the Regional Ecosystem 12.2.5 or are ubiquitous in coastal vegetation communities. Car Parks PO11 Over flow Car parks have been designed to reduce the visual impact of hard stand areas by using turf which will also allow for the natural recharge of ground water and reduction of contaminated runoff. Services, Utilities and Infrastructure PO12 The design generally locates vegetation away from services, utilities and infrastructure. If you should require any further information or have any questions regarding any part of the proposal then please do not hesitate in contacting me directly at your convenience Yours sincerely, James Birrell Director | Place Design Group
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