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RFI - Appendix C Civil Engineering Cover Letter by MPN Consulting · MCU21/0175
7. reduces the impact of buildings and structures. Climbing planting up building columns, blank
walls and green walls have been integrated to
soften the building frontage.
PO3 Eight street trees are proposed along the road
Street trees within road reserves provide effective verge which optimise landscape widths available
canopy shading having regard to the size and scale between existing path and kerb. Street trees (at
of the road reserve and the location of services and 8m centres) and understorey planting is focused
other structures. in the verge after the corner to maintain and
open up views as you enter the gateway.
PO5 Change of pavement material and entry
Landscaping is designed and located to maximise landscaping provides a transition defining the
the safety and security of public and private areas public and private boundary with adequate
by— permeability and DDA access.
1. clearly defining the boundaries between private and Planting design is proposed to be low (up to
public spaces; 1.5m) to allow screening to the car parking,
2. promoting casual surveillance of buildings and retaining walls, car park overhang and WSUD
public areas from the street and other public areas basin walls but still allows filtered views into the
for personal security reasons; site.
3. avoiding concealment spots;
4. maintaining safe sight distances to and from road All street trees and screening plants are pulled
and building corners, car park entrances and
away from the vehicle entrances to not obstruct
driveways;
sightlines.
5. maintain safe sight distances at planting bed ends
within car parks;
6. designing to discourage graffiti; Low planting and high tree canopy is proposed in
7. ensuring vegetation does not inhibit the the car park and around the pedestrian access
effectiveness of street lighting or conceal signage; into the site.
and
8. separating and defining pedestrian and vehicle Separated, shaded landscape path, enhanced
circulation routes. through the arbour treatment provides dedicated
and direct pedestrian access from adjacent
commercial uses to the site.
The lot 2 pedestrian linkages proposed are
consistent with the Framework Plan and
proposed broader pedestrian connections.
PO6 Trees have been incorporated within the car park
Landscaping assists in passive solar access, the provision design in appropriate locations to provide
of shade, microclimate management and energy additional shade to the car parks and pedestrian
conservation.
walkway along with awnings, arbours and green
walls to improve the microclimate of this site.
A landscaped arbour has been proposed along
the main walkway connection to provide
additional shade.
Structural soils are proposed under the small
linear planting islands to assist with the
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