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2019-04-09 P&E Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 - MCU19-0016 Landscape Plans
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SITE PLAN - 1:150
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1. Proposed native gardens using vegetation groups that occur in the National Park. 8. Proposed garden pathways of sand with uncovered slabs of natural stone. 15. Natural stone boulder outcrops used for retaining, steps and as visual cues.
2. Proposed concrete crossover and driveway with sleeper insets within boundary. 9. Proposed residence with two pavilions surrounded and encased by native gardens. 16. Pool and weathered timber deck with frameless glass pool fencing.
3. Existing verge vegetation to be retained and reinvigorated with native species. 10. Tall dense native planting to buffer neighbouring properties. 17. Natural pond with native fish and aquatic plants.
4. Masonry and timber batten front boundary fence with letter box and signage. 11. Garden vegetation palette 1 Dry wallum woodland with Pink blood woods. 18. Pebble lined water feature swale visually connecting the pond to the pool.
5. Weathered timber boardwalk entry. 12. Garden vegetation palette 2 Wet wallum woodland / Sedgeland with Paper barks. 19. Weathered timber bridge connecting path over water feature.
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6. Proposed native canopy trees. 13. Garden vegetation palette 3 Seacoast with Banksia, Screw Pines and Sheoaks. 20. Natural remnant burnt logs of Pink Bloodwood and Banksia amongst the gardens.
7. Bin enclosure with integral green roof with native groundcovers. 14. Native green roof over hallway and gallery link between house pavilions.
PROPOSED MASON WHITTAKER RESIDENCE SUNSHINE BEACH LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN
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