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6. Appendix C - Noosa Assessment Benchmark Assessment
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions Response
appropriate to the scale
of the development.
Building and landscape design S2.1 S2.1 Complies
O2 Below ground components of The proposal complies with the
buildings do not extend beyond the specific outcomes because:
Site layout and building and above ground footprint to allow for
1. Where appropriate, planting
landscape design— landscaping particularly within to be in massed random
building setback areas; groups to reflect their
a) provides for soft AND appearance in the natural
landscaping to be setting, with no individual
S2.2
established in and planting and not require
Basement carparks do not encroach ongoing hedging
around the development; into building setback areas;
maintenance.
b) maximises the retention AND 2. Existing large trees retained
of large canopy trees; S2.3 in Environmental
Rehabilitation Corridors.
Plants are grouped in mulched beds
c) within the Eastern rather than planted individually to 3. Planting compliant with
Beaches Locality and provide for optimum growing PSP 3 Landscape and
Plants Guidelines.
Noosa Heads Locality, conditions and less maintenance;
avoids the removal of AND
heath vegetation, except S2.4
where required for These plants grouped in mulched
internal roads and beds are not subject to any hedging
service and infrastructure maintenance regimes;
construction; AND
S2.5 Landscaping is designed,
d) minimises the extent of planted and maintained in
impervious paved areas; accordance with PSP3 Landscaping
Plants and Guidelines;
e) provides for suitable AND
plant layouts and
S2.6
densities;
Alternatives to impervious pavement
f) facilitates the adoption of are provided and are located where
landscaping and existing vegetation
appropriate planting will benefit from increased infiltration
techniques; and of rainwater.
g) considers on-going
maintenance
requirements to assure
the establishment and
ongoing survival of
plantings.
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