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Judgment - Stockwell v Noosa Council - PEC Appeal 1998 of 2024 - 26.06.25 · MCU22/0094
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LEGEND
FEATURE TREE
SHADE TREE
UPRIGHT COLUMNAR
SHAPED TREE
ACCENT PLANT
REFER SK01
SHRUBS
CLUMPING PLANTS
PROPOSED 3m WIDE PUBLIC
THOROUGHFARE FOOTPATH
GROUNDCOVERS
CARPARK PLANTING
Ensure understorey planting does BIO RETENTION PLANTING
not block visibility where required
for safe movement of cars. (Eg. VINES
Planting to be under 1M high where
sight lines are required) LOW PLANTING
to soften the carparking near the TURF
main entrace to the building
LOW PLANTING ALONG CONCRETE FOOTPATH
EDGE OF PATH/ CARPARK
Ensure species selection does PLAY AREAS
not spread outside edges of By Others
garden bed.
PROPOSED
NOTES
CHILDCARE PLAY AREA
By others
SHADE TREE PLANTING • Refer Architects drawings for all hard
at a rate of minimum 1 per 4 CENTRE landscaping elements such as fencing, walls,
carparks will shade the carpark and paving, etc.
soften its appearance. Ensure trees • Drip Irrigation to be provided to all planting
beds
next to footpath achieve clear trunk
• Root barriers will be provided to carpark and
height of 3m (min) at maturing. hardscape areas where trees are planted
within 3M of the edge of pavement or service
meters.
VINE COVERED ARBOUR • Refer Civil drawings for Bio-retention basin
to accentuate pedestrian entry to details apart from plant selection which is
the site. noted on Landscape drawing SK03.
• Ensure minimum clearances from services for
trees during detailed design phase.
• 3 trees in the 7m buffer planting area will be
planted as advanced stock (200Lt) all other
trees will be planted at the minimum stock
size required by Noosa City Council.
SHADE TREE IN PLAY AREA
To shade and soften the play area.
Indicative location only, will be
located to fit in with playground
design.
BIORETENTION BASIN
Planted out with sedges and shrubs
SANCTUARY
suitable for bioretention planting.
Boulder placements and pea gravel
mulch give the basin more of a dry
creek bed look.
NEW DRIVEWAY CROSSOVER
NOOSA
Refer Civil drawings.
HO
Landscape
FM
AN
ND
RIV
Concept
E
FLOWERING FEATURE TREES CLIENT Stockwell Development Group Pty Ltd
N
located beside the main entrance SCALE 1:100 @ A1; 1:200 @ A3
to accentuate the entry point into
the site. A DATE MARCH 2025
DRAWING 2021.145 SK02
ISSUE [E]
EXISTING FOOTPATH
7M WIDE BUFFER PLANTING
to be retained
A combination of feature, shade and upright
screen trees planted along the street frontage to
JEREMY FERRIER
soften the development from the street. Trees will LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
be underplanted with shrubs, clumping plants
and groundcovers. Refer Section A on SK03 for P: 07 3844 0700
details. E: [email protected]
76 15 76
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