MCU16/0079 Appendix C - Statement of Landscaping Intent

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STREETSCAPE INTERFACE

The development frontage is to match existing
streetscape exposed aggregate finish or
approved similar.

Proposed pathways to meet existing providing
access to development and connecting
hardstand areas. Streescape colour palette to
match existing treatment. All streetscape finishes
to be to Council specifications.

Potential to incorporate medium-large street
trees where services and council standards allow.
Street trees will provide shade to pathway &
off-street parking, provide scale and further
screen the development.

DEVELOPMENT ENTRANCE

Development entry areas to be framed by garden
beds filled with varied species of ground covers,
shrubs andstrees. These mass planted area will
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architectural elements and delineate entry
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There is potential to create a development style
through the use of feature accent plantings of
ground covers and trees.

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Feature pavement hardstand areas to create
development style and deliniate entry points.

Pavement to match architectural finishes and
existing streetscape colour palette.

Potention to incorporate sandblasted pavement
memorial design to reflect ‘Stage 6 Memorial’ .

LANDSCAPE SCREENING

The development will provide landscape
screening to the front, side and rear boundaries.
This screening is provided to help mask views
from the streetscape and neighbouring
properties.

Potential to incorporate small-medium tree
species to further screen the neighbouring
properties and create development character.

Existing trees to be retained where possible.
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OVERALL SITE PLAN

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Existing vegetation to be retained where possible. Large existing
trees have the potential to retain existing site character.

Streetscape planting where services allow and to Council
specifications. Turfed verge with street tree species such as
Cupaniopsis anacardiodies. Street trees to provide shade to
pathway and off-street car parking, provide scale and further
screen the development.

Deep planting zones. Refer to figure 2 for Landscape Plan.

 

Exposed aggregate pedestrian pathway to meet existing
providing access to development and connecting hardstand
areas, Streetscape colour palette to match existing treatment.
All streetscape finishes to be to Council Specifications.

Proposed memorial location. Potential to incorporate feature
sandblasted pavement memorial design to reflect memorial
and create development character.

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Podium carpark. Rarnped carpark floor enables reduced height
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Car park shade structure. Refer architectural specifications.

Open metal balustrade. Refer architectural specifications.

Exisitng streetscape to Poinciana Avenue and Memorial Avenue
to not be disturbed. All exisitng vegetation to be retained.

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LANDSCAPE PLAN

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Existing vegetation to be retained where possible. Large existing
trees have the potential to retain existing site character.

 

Streetscape planting where services allow and to Council
specifications. Turfed verge with street tree species such as
Cupaniopsis anacardiodies. Street trees to provide shade to
pathway and off-street car parking, provide scale and further
screen the development.

   
   

Entry gardens will feature accents of Strelitzia reginae and
Cordyline species to delineate entry points, soften building
facade and create development style.

Deep planting zones to front and side of development to
provide landscape screening and create development
character. Landscaped screening to feature mass groundcover
species eg. Lomandra species and Dianella caerulea. Accent
species to include Cordyline and Alpinia species and
philodendron xanadu. Hovea acutifolia and Syzgium species will
be incorporated to help to create a soft aesthetic but defined
edge to the site. Small-medium palm species to further screen
the development and larger feature plantings (where services
allow) of Pandanus tectorius and Elaeocarpus reticulatus to
create development style.

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Exposed aggregate pedestrian pathway to meet existing
providing access to development and connecting hardstand
areas. Streetscape colour palette to match existing treatment.
All streetscape finishes to be to Council Specifications.

DOONELLA STREET.

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Car park shade structure. Refer architectural specifications.

Open metal balustrade. Refer architectural specifications.

© Podium carpark. Ramped carpark floor enables reduced height
at street frontage. Finishes to match architectural palette.

 

 

 

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FIGURE 2 | LANDSCAPE PLAN | PELICAN ST/DOONELLA ST o 10 50 100m

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LANDSCAPE PLANTING PALETTE

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SCREENING TREES AND SHRUBS

Elaeocarpus reticulatus Cupaniopsis anacardiodes Pandanus tectorius Backhousia myrtifolia ‘Grey Myrtle’ Archontophoenix cunninghamiana

Note: Species have be chosen to reflect ‘Noosa Planning Scheme Policy 3 - Landscaping Plants & Guidelines’. Final species numbers to be confirmed in OPW phase