Original Application Part 10 - Landscape Rationale & Vegetation Report [As Published] · 132008.1787

                 ii)    Each tree is treated for any pest and disease in accordance with
                        arboreal / horticultural best practice by the project arborist


5.0       REPLACEMENT TREES

Replacement trees to the site’s Hastings Street frontage will be chosen from Council’s list of
preferred street trees. Street trees will be included generally as indicated on the landscape
concept plan prepared by this office.

Street trees will be established using the horticultural best practice methods for urban
environments and will be developed in consultation with the Project Arborist. Various potential
methods include the use of structured cells, structured soils, root paths, trench systems, soil
vaults and sand aggregate. These soil preparation methods and technologies will greatly
enhance the area available for deep planting than the existing streetscape scenario resulting
in better performing and more sustainable landscape.

Any works occurring in the vicinity of the existing newly constructed streetscape will be
undertaken in close consultation with Council’s Infrastructure works professionals.

Potential species include:

      •   Syzygium jambos;
      •   Ficus platypoda;
      •   Cupaniopsis anacardiodes;
      •   Alectryon coriaceous; and
      •   Acmena hemilampra.

The streetscape is to be redeveloped in accordance with the existing streetscape theme of
Hasting Street and the requirements of the Noosa Planning Scheme. Please refer to the
landscape master plan prepared by this office for further detail.




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