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2019-04-09 P&E Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 - MCU19-0016 Landscape Plans
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LOWER GROUND PLAN - 1:150
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1. Proposed native gardens using vegetation groups that occur in the National Park. 8. Garden vegetation palette 3 Seacoast with Banksia, Screw Pines and Sheoaks. 15. Weathered timber bridge connecting path over water feature.
2. Proposed native Paper Bark canopy trees. 9. Proposed native Screw Pines. 16. Natural remnant burnt logs of Pink Bloodwood and Banksia amongst the gardens.
3. Proposed garden pathways of sand and with slabs of natural basalt stone outcrops. 10. Proposed native Sheoaks Coastal Banksia. 17. Proposed endemic climbing fern and orchid garden in drying court and at pond.
4. Proposed residence with two pavilions connected by hallway and staircase. 11. Natural stone boulder outcrops used for retaining, steps and as visual cues. 18. Existing native vegetation outside of boundary to be retained and protected.
5. Tall dense native planting to buffer neighbouring properties. 12. Rock and lap pool and weathered timber deck with frameless glass pool fencing. 19. Garden heights taper from house to boundary to accentuate space.
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6. Garden vegetation palette 2 Wet Wallum woodland / Sedgeland with Paper Barks. 13. Natural pond with native fish and aquatic plants. 20. Local basalt layback retaining to transition between lower and ground level.
7. Proposed Swamp Banksia. 14. Pebble lined water feature swale visually connecting the pond to the pool. 21. Natural stone steppers in pebbles and groundcovers in drying court.
PROPOSED MASON WHITTAKER RESIDENCE SUNSHINE BEACH LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN
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