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12. Code Assessment
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Landscaping. The proposed landscaping provides
1. are appropriate to the biophysical 1. comprise plant species identified for
for different levels of understorey and taller species
conditions and landscape character of the relevant landscape character area
to ensure that it complements the built form and
the area; in PSP2 Landscaping;
other use areas i.e carparking, refuse areas and
2. are suitable for the space available, 2. avoid undesirable plant species
site entry.
the level of visual and climatic identified in PSP2 Landscaping; and
exposure, the functional requirements 3. incorporate appropriate understorey
of the site and the scale of the and taller species to provide screening
development; and softening to all levels of building
3. provide appropriate levels of shade bulk, parking areas, manoeuvring,
and sunlight to occupants of the loading areas and open stormwater
development throughout the year; treatment infrastructure.
4. minimise the demand for water use;
Complies
5. do not cause potential damage to
buildings or structures; AO10.2 The pool is existing and does not require additional
6. are not harmful to pedestrians, For landscaping around pool areas— landscaping.
particularly around schools, childcare
1. no more than 25% of the landscaping
centres, shopping areas and other
is with exotic plant species, provided
high pedestrian areas;
none of the plant species are
7. in intensively used environments, can
undesirable plants identified in PSP2
endure high levels of activity;
Landscaping; and
8. do not attract wildlife to high risk
2. palms are specifically located in group
areas; and
plantings in accordance with PSP2
Landscaping plants.
Complies:
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