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Log in to see the plans as drawnA Potential for artistic sculptural vertical element to provide visual links from speciality shop /
plaza area down to lower Liquor Store and Tavern area, along pedestrian ‘spine’. Please PROPOSED LIQUOR
refer to landscape drawing MP-008 for details. STORE
B Formal pedestrian crossing delineated with coloured concrete and sawcut patterning
extending across roadway. ADJOINS DWG 12212SSC-MP-004
C Existing large Melaleuca quinquenervia to be retained.
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D Pedestrian ‘spine’ incorporates a timber boardwalk structure to maintain existing surface C
levels and minimise disturbance to base of existing trees to be retained. Seating area W
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incorporated into boardwalk structure at landing of 1:20 walkway under shade of existing
trees. Please refer to landscape drawing MP-008 for details.
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E Covered parking areas.
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F Existing Delonix regea retained.
G Parking areas with shade trees to every four parking bays.
H Motorcycle parking areas.
I Raised formal pedestrian crossing delineated with coloured concrete and sawcut patterning
extending across roadway.
J On-street parking areas with shade trees along sidewalk.
K Existing Livistona sp. retained.
L Existing vegetation outside of property boundary to be retained.
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M Potential future connection through to existing Pinaroo Rotary Park and wetland.
N Seating area and park facilities (rubbish bins, recycling bins, drinking fountain).
O Potential for public artwork sculptures to be integrated within the broader landscape design
reflecting the coastal environment and local culture of the Noosa Junction area. Artwork
may be located within planting area at corner of Lanyana Way and Pinaroo Way to highlight
the entrance to the precinct. There is also the potential to integrate the artwork into the
raised plaza area. (Artwork design and specific site location subject to future design and E
commissioning)
P Entrance plaza area along Noosa Drive and Pinaroo Way intersection. Seating area and
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park facilities (rubbish bins, recycling bins, drinking fountain, bicycle racks). X
Q Proposed pad mounted transformer screened within planting area. Y
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R Proposed pylon signage.
S Bioretention area planted with macrophytes. Please refer to engineers drawings.
T Existing pedestrian and cyclist pathway along Noosa Drive.
U Large existing Ficus sp. retained at new entrance along Noosa Drive Y
V Small shade trees and screening vegetation along boundary to screen adjacent rear of
existing commercial.
W Pathway access to existing commercial, Post Office and Noosa Drive. 1:14 ramp with H H H
handrails and TGSI’s.
X Pathway access from Pinaroo Way, 1200mm width.
Y Passive open space area with small shade trees and earth mounding. N AA
Z Low planting within roadverge to maintain vehicular sightlines; planting height 500mm.
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Coles Noosa | Landscape Development Application Stage 2A | Landscape Plan 3 of 4 Sunshine Coast
Suite 2/9 Capital Place Birtinya QLD 4575 Project No.: 12212SSC
0 2 4 6 10m PO Box 111 Moffat Beach QLD 4551 Date: 15.03.2013
Coles Group | Property Developments Ltd Tel +61 7 5437 8574 | Fax +61 7 5437 2716 Scale: 1:200 @A1
Email [email protected] Drawing No.: MP-006
Brisbane Sunshine Coast Sydney Melbourne Darwin Gold Coast Issue: A
These designs and plans are the copyright of MODE Design Corp. Pty Ltd and cannot be reproduced without written permission. w w w. m o d e d e s i g n . c o m . a u
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