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20220120 Landscape Plan BA issue 220119
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Log in to see the plans as drawn DRAINAGE: SOIL PREPARATION:
All paths and garden beds to fall All Garden beds to natural ground
away from proposed building to be cultivated/scarified to
and excess storm water to be 300mm depth minimum to rectify
collected in stormwater pits compaction caused by construction
where available process
ORGANIC MULCH: EARTHWORKS:
75mm deep organic Tea tree Refer to civil consultants drawings
mulch to all garden beds unless for existing and proposed levels to
otherwise stated development; grades between
RETAINING: 1:100 (minimum) and 1:4
Refer to engineer consultants (maximum) to all landscape areas;
drawings for retaining wall garden areas with steep slopes to
details and proposed TOW maintain grass and groundcover
levels to development; planting to stabilize (refer to
planting plan)
TURFED AREA: 04
SCREEN PLANTING: 06
Install A-Grade Couch over
Shrubs and trees to screen
100mm topsoil to private
fence and provide privacy
open space
from neighbours
FEATURE PLANTING:
Focal planting species to WATER TANK:
create vegetative diversity and Water tank to be
additional aesthetic value installed for storm water
harvesting. Refer to
FENCING: architects specifications
Fencing to top of retaining wall DRYING AREA:
to be maximum 2000mm Wall mounted clotheslines to
(combined fence and wall drying area; refer to
height) from lowest GL; fence to manufacturer's detail
be 750mm offset from retaining
if combined height is greater
GARDEN PLANTING: 02
FENCING: Native and drought tolerant 06
1800mm high paling timber fence planting for environmental
to side and rear boundaries responsible practice, 300mm
(100mm gap to base to allow for cultivated garden soil to beds
overland flow movement) BIN ENCLOSURE:
TREE PLANTING: As per architects
Shade trees with non-invasive specifications
root systems to maintain privacy
and aid in sustainable building RETAINING:
practices
The design and construction of any
retaining wall greater than 1.0
metre in height is to be structurally
certified by a Registered
Professional Engineer Queensland
(RPEQ). Retaining structures
DRYING AREA: inclusive of its foundations must
Wall mounted clotheslines to not encroach onto any adjoining
drying area; refer to property or road reserve.
manufacturer's detail
GARDEN PLANTING: 02
Native and drought tolerant 06
planting for environmental
responsible practice, 300mm
cultivated garden soil to beds
CLIMBING PLANTING: 02
Climbing vine to narrow 06
GARDEN PLANTING: garden bed to grow over
Native and drought tolerant fence and reduce visual
planting for environmental impact
responsible practice, 300mm
cultivated garden soil to beds TREE PLANTING: 01
Shade trees with 06
GARDEN EDGING: non-invasive root systems
Concrete edging to separate all to maintain privacy and aid
garden and turfed areas in sustainable building
practices
TURFED AREA:
Install A-Grade Couch Turf over
100mm topsoil to council verge
EXISTING TREES:
Protect and retain existing
tree during construction.
Arborist to specify where
trimming needs to occur for
STREET FRONTAGE TREES: tree health
Large canopy tree species to
promote local identity of CONCRETE DRIVEWAY:
street and complement scale Standard entry driveway,
and height of the building Standard NSC crossover; all
form necessary council approvals to be
in place prior to constructing
driveway or crossover
PROJECT
211207
DRAWING
landscape plan
CLIENT
auxilium property
LEGEND
proposed tree driveway
seed landscape design
existing tree pedestrian path
19 werin street drawing no drawn scale date issue t 07 3217 6491 m04 1616 9858
tewantin qld 4565 211207 03 st 1:150 jan 2022 c groundcovers/grasses paved area po box 527 paddington qld 4064
www.seedlandscapes.com.au
proposed shrubs turfed areas abn 85 468 007 510
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