Original source · versioned page text
Original Conditions December 1994
4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 LANDSCAPING The Developer shall submit for Council approval a Landscape Design Report. The Landscape Design Report shall be submitted to Council prior to .a, building application. The Landscape Design Report shall be prepared by a landscape architect experienced in resort landscape work. Such report shall address the following:- Existing vegetation pattern and areas for vegetation removal. The report shall include justification for proposed removal of any significant vegetation. The report shall also address the presence and establishment of wildlife corridors on the site ’ Means of identifying existing trees to be retained (for assessment of landscaping plans and during construction); Landscape theme in the development areas; Landscaping improvements in the setback and open space areas; General landscaping in other areas; Names and sizes of species likely to be used, and Proposed means of fertilising, pest and weed controls over the golf course and other areas of landscape improvements. The Report shall further address the appropriateness of proposed agricultural chemicals to be employed. ‘ All other relevant conditions contained in this approval. The Landscape Design Report shall, unless otherwise approved by Council, pursue a theme of primarily using specimens naturally found in the Noosa/Cooloola region. Existing trees and vegetation shall be retained except - (i) where required to be removed due to dam excavations, filling, building operations or the conduct of an approved use; and : Gi) - where the Shire Engineer has approved of the removal of the vegetation ’ and/or trees. The Developer shall comply with the directions of. the Shire Engineer in regard to - . the retention of existing vegetation and/or trees during construction of any. works or buildings or during the excavation and/or filling of any area.
Preview the original
The page text is free to read. Previews and downloads of original files need an account.
Log in to previewLog in to download the original (Original Conditions December 1994.pdf)
Searchable page text hides email addresses. Original files are unchanged and may show email addresses.