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Prey  eta ie                                        Pel   itis                        :                  Column 3                          .
              Specific Outcomes                       Probable solutions (if code assessable)                             Compliance
     character;                                   potentially invasive roots.
g)   donot cause potential damage to buildings
     or structures;
h)   are not harmful to pedestrians, particularly
     around schools, childcare centres,
     shopping areas and other high pedestrian
     areas;
i)   in intensively used environments, can
     endure high levels of activity; and
j)   for rural residential developments, are best
     suited to less intensive maintenance and  ~
     low availability of water for gardens.
Safety and security
04    Landscaping is designed and located to      $4.1 No solution provided.                           A condition may be imposed in this regard.
maximise the safety and security of public and                                                         Appropriate lighting and landscaping will be
private areas by—                                                                                      provided around pathways.
a)   clearly defining the boundaries between    ~
     private and public spaces;                      .
b)   promoting casual surveillance of buildings                                    ;                           .
     and public areas from the street and other
     public areas for personal security reasons;
c)   avoiding concealment spots; and              :
d)   maintaining safe site distances to and from
     road and building corners, carpark
     entrances and driveways);
e)   maintain safe site distances at planting bed
     ends within carparks;
f)   protecting solid fences from graffiti by  .
     incorporating elements such as
     landscaping, creepers, murals or vandal
     resistant paint; and
g)   separating and defining pedestrian and
     vehicle circulation routes.
Figure -1— Landscaping allows for adequate
safe vision at driveways and intersections                                      ,                                                              ;

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