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Planning Report of Proposed Development Lot 1-10 Thomas St Noosaville
g) separating and defining Landscaping is provided between
pedestrian and vehicle the fence and the
circulation routes. street frontage.
AO5.7
Street trees and trees in car
parking areas and next to
pathways have a minimum
canopy clearance height of 2.4
metres, increasing to 5.0 metres
where trucks and buses
frequently use the route.
AO5.8
Root guards are utilised around
species with potentially invasive
roots to avoid trip hazards.
AO5.9
Landscaping allows for safe
vehicle sight lines at driveways.
Species selection AO10.1 AO10
PO10 Plantings— -Soft landscaping with native species
Plant species: a) comprise plant species generally compliant with PSP2
a) are appropriate to the identified for the relevant Landscaping (with local site & pot
biophysical conditions and landscape character considerations) will be provided
landscape character of the area in PSP2 Landscaping; between the outdoor dining area and
b) avoid undesirable plant street frontage in 600mm diameter
area;
b) are suitable for the space species identified in PSP2 planter pots or lineal planters.
available, the level of visual and Landscaping; and -The new landscaping proposed is for
climatic exposure, the c) incorporate appropriate this Lot 1 outdoor area as the
functional requirements of understorey and taller proposed development is in an
the site and the scale of the species to provide screening existing previously approved building
development; and softening to all levels complex being Noosaville Plaza.
c) provide appropriate levels of of building bulk, parking -The small in-ground landscaping
shade and sunlight to areas, manoeuvring, loading area located at the north east corner
areas and open stormwater of ‘Area A’ will also be upgraded with
occupants of the development
throughout the year; treatment infrastructure. a large shrub/ small tree such as
d) minimise the demand for Native Frangipani– Hymenosporum
water use; flavum.
- Plant species suitable for pot
e) do not cause potential
planting will be selected from the
damage to buildings or
following list; and planted in
structures;
accordance with good horticultural
f) are not harmful to
methods and soil mix (Refer
pedestrians, particularly
Attachment 1):
around schools, childcare
-Lomandra longifolia/hystrix- Mat-
centres, shopping areas and
rush/ Dianella caerulea- Flax Lilly
other high pedestrian areas;
-Hibbertia scandens- Guinea Flower
g) in intensively used -Cordyline rubra- Red fruited palm-
environments, can endure lily.
high levels of activity; -Westringia fruiticosa
h) do not attract wildlife to
high risk areas; and
i) reduce the visual impact of
the development including
any stormwater treatment
infrastructure.
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