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OPERATIONAL WORKS - LANDSCAPE PLANS
1 INTO 3 LOTS
Lot 10 on SP118458
FOR
NOOSA COUNCIL
AT
62 LAKE MACDONALD DRIVE, COOROY
Development Application No.: TBC
March 2025
COVEY ASSOCIATES PTY LTD
ABN 59 137 305 992
(07) 5443 7777
[email protected]
124 DUPORTH AVENUE
PO BOX 16
MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558
PROJECT No. 233467 - FOR OPERATIONAL WORKS
PROJECT MANAGER: CHRIS TEMMERMAN PH - 5433 7777
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: JAMES OLIVER PH - 5433 7777
LIST OF ASSOCIATED DRAWINGS
Ref Description
L000 Cover Sheet
L001 Sheet Set-out & Plant schedules
L002 Landscape Specifications
L003 Overall Site Plan
L100 Lake MacDonald Drive Landscape Works
L200 Dianella Court Intersection Landscape Works
L201 Proposed Internal Road Landscape Works
L202 Buffer Sections and Details
L300 Connection Easement 1
L400 Connection Easement 2
L500 Bio Basin Plan, Details & Plant schedule
L600 Landscape Details
L601 Landscape Details
AREA OF WORKS
LOCALITY PLAN
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Scales- AS SHOWN 12.082025 | FOR APPROVAL 26,082004 | FOR APPROVAL \_dasument Stage- FOR APPROVAL =[s 311052024 | PRELIMINARY - FOR COORDINATION ONLY 0 Issue Date Description By @ covey 124 DUPORTH AVENUE PO BOX 16 MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 E-MAIL: [email protected] au Ph (07) 5443 7777 Fax (07) 5443 7577 Client - Noosa Council Plant Schedule CODE IBOTANICAL NAME ‘COMMON NAME POT SIZE QTY Street Trees BUC cel |Buck inghamia celsissima Ivory Cur Tree 45L 17 CAL sal Callistemon salignus Bottlebrush 45L Z GRE bai Grevillea Baileyana Brown Silky Oak 45L 3 STE sin Stenocarpus sinuatus Firewheel Tree 45L 4 TRI LU Tristaniopsis laurina ‘Luscious’ Water Gum 45L 21 WAT flo Waterhousea floribunda Weeping Lilly Pilly 45L 14 XAN chr \Xanthostemon chrysanthus Golden Penda 45L 2 Shrubs Total 63 |ALP cae |Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger 200mm 11 MEL MQ |Melaleuca ‘Mini Quini’ Mini Quini 200mm. 8 MEL thy Melaleuca thymifolia ‘Thyme Honey-myrtle 200mm, 4 Groundcovers - General Planting Area Total 23 |AUS dul |Austromyrtus dulcis Midyim. 140mm 2 BAN rob Banksia robur ‘Swamp Banksia 140mm iF DIA cae |Dianella caerulea Flax Lily 140mm 155 Fic nod |Ficinia nodosa Knobby Club Rush 140mm 8 LOM hys |Lomandra hystrix Mat Rush 140mm 53 LOM mul |Lomandra multiflora Club Rush 140mm 16 MEL MQ |Melaleuca ‘Mini Quini' Mini Quini 140mm 9 MET LE |Metrosideros ‘Little Ewan’ Little Ewan 140mm 7 MYO par |Myoporum parvifolium ‘Creeping Boobialla 140mm 308 Median Plantings Total 565 CALRR Callistemon pearsonii Rocky Rambler Rocky Rambler 200mm 6 CAL WA Callistemon White Anzac White Anzac 200mm, 6 DIA cae Dianella caerulea Flax Lily 200mm 15 LOM mul |Lomandra multiflora Club Rush 200mm 4 MEL MQ Melaleuca ‘Mini Quni' Mini Quini 200mm, 4 Total 35 Trees ELA eum |Elaeocarpus eurnundii Eumundi Quandong 25L. 29 FIC obl Ficus obliqua ‘Smallteaved Fig 25L 12 GLO sum Glochidion sumatranum UmbrellaCheeseTree 25L. 10 Shrubs Total 51 ACM PR |Acmena smithii ‘Purple Rain’ Purple Rain 200mm 45 |ALP cae |Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger 200mm 48 MEL MQ |Melaleuca ‘Mini Quini’ Mini Quini 200mm 27 MET LE |Metrosideros ‘Little Ewan’ Little Ewan 200mm 27 Groundcovers - General Planting Area Total 147 ALP cae |Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger 140mm 162 |AUS dul |Austromyrtus dulcis Midyim 140mm 162 BAN spi Banksia spinulosa Golden candlesticks 140mm 162 CAL GBF Callistemon salignus 'Great Balls of Fire'_|Great Balls of Fire 140mm 162 Key Plan LOM hys |Lomandra hystrix Mat Rush 140mm 162 Total 810 — — — SITEAREA mmm SHEET LAYOUT Street Trees - Refer to Streetscape Area Schedule Above Shrubs Legend IACMPR__[Acmena smithii Purple Rain’ Purple Rain 200mm 12 EXISTING PROPERTY BOUNDARY TURF BI BOLLARDS - TYPE 1 ALP cae __}Alpinia caerulea Native Ginger 20mm = re] REFER SPECINOTES . REFER TO DETAIL AUS dul__|Austromyrtus dulcis Midyim 200mm 42 REFER TO DETAIL BAN rob Bank sia robur ‘Swamp Banksia 200mm 24 — NEW PROPERTY BOUNDARY GENERAL PLANTING AREA B2 eon ~TYPE2 BANspi__|Banksia spinulosa (Golden candlesticks 200mm 25 ad EER TODO 5} RFERTODETAL BLE spp.__|[Blechnum spp. Water Fern 200mm 48 MEDIAN PLANTING AREA ROOT BARRIER CALRR Callistemon pearsonii Rocky Rambler Rocky Rambler 200mm 16 rh REFER SPECINOTES ——— REFER SPECINOTES GRE ban Grevillea bank sii Red Flowered Silk Oak 200mm 75 REFER TO DETAIL REFER TO DETAIL JAC sco |Jacksonia scoparia De \d/Native broom 200mm 36 TREES FOR REMOVAL “ARV. AMENITY REVEG AREA LEP pol Le mum polygalifolium Wild May 200mm 81 [REFER VEGETATION ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE REFER DETAIL LOM hys |Lomandra hystrix. Mat Rush 200mm. 98 TE TIMBER EDGE MEL MQ |Melaleuca ‘Mini Quini’ Mini Quini 200mm. 5 ae fo SPEC DETAL PUL wil Pultenea villosa hairy bush-pea 200mm 42 TREES Pia PAVEMENT TYPE 1 SYZBB ‘Syzygium australe ‘Baby Boomer’ Baby Boomer 200mm 71 REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE ee : ‘ REFER SPeCINOTES Grasses and Groundcovers - Amenity Revegetation Area Total 609 BIO BASIN PLANTING AREA |AUS dul |Austromyrtus dulcis Midyim. 140mm 490 BRR Area seronorrs CAR app __|Carex appressa Tall Sedge 140mm 490 @ y FEATURE PLANTS, SHRUBS AND GRASSES REFER TO DETAIL DIA cae Dianella caerulea Flax Lily 140mm 490 7S REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE cM SURFACE TREATMENT LOM mul__|Lomandra multiflora (Club Rush 440mm 490 COIR AND MULCH - REFER SPEC GROUNDCOVERS OR MASS PLANTINGS TOTAL = 186 SQU, METRES MEL MQ Melaleuca ‘Mini Quni' Mini Quini 140mm 490 REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE ACCESS GATE MYO par |Myoporum parvifolium ‘Creeping Boobialla 140mm 490 a REFER TO BIO BASIN PLAN & NOOSA COUNCIL STANDARD DETAIL Total 2040 Contractor shall take full account of documentation for Civil Engineering, Hydraulic and Electrical Engineering Works. SITE PRELIMINARIES Contractor to confirm planting boundaries / extent of works / loading / handling areas etc prior to commencement. Contractor to attend pre-start meeting with Superintendent and Council. Checked- JO Approved by: James Olver (AILA) Drawing title - Project - Site - Project No, 233467 SheetNo. L001 Proposed 1 into 3 Development 62 Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooro Design JO Drawn- JO tats | one ROSIE al LANDSCAPE COVER SHEET P p Y Digital Ref: 2331671000corrshects Issue: D This Document is copyright and shall not be copied without written approval, nor shal it be used except for the Development and the Site Specified TS
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SPECIFICATION
SCOPE OF WORKS TURF - SUPPLY AND LAY ESTABLISHMENT
MULCH Turf installed to road verge must be "A" grade Couch with minimum sod depth of 25 a) Establishment period is to begin from the date of Practical Completion, as
Landscape works to generally include the following: mm. All turf must be installed within 24 hours of being cut. Runs must butt hard against nominated by the superintendent.
Ensure mulch is produced by chipper, aged, comprised of leaf and limb
· Site preliminaries each other and seams topdressed with topsoil. Any depressions / damage within turf b) Establishment period is to be 12 weeks unless otherwise specified.
material of varying sizes, free of foreign matter including rock, soil/sediment
areas are to be replaced or top dressed with clean river sand as directed by
· Top soil soil test and analysis contamination and is applied to all planting areas as per requirements. Rake c) Monitor plant performance and stress frequently and
Superintendent.
to an even surface 50mm below the surrounding finished levels. Avoid take appropriate remedial action. Soil moisture levels
· Excavation and drainage placement against green plant stems and keep below tree trunk flares. Mulch
· Topsoil supply amelioration and placement to finish 50mm below adjoining edging. are critical during early establishment.
· Turf supply and lay
CONTAINERISED PLANT MATERIAL d) Apply a liquid fertiliser to all plants immediately after planting and again at 4
Mulch to comply with requirements set out in AS4454:2012- Composts, Soil weeks.
· Bio basin - install/removal of sacrificial turf and install of macrophyte Conditioners and Mulches. Superintendent to approve plant material prior to planting. Planting is to be carried out e) Mow turf fortnightly.
species as per documentation in a manner consistent with good horticultural practice. Plants are to be planted at
Mulch to be free of damaging material and preferably aged for a minimum of f) Prune shrubs and trees as required.
· Landscape treatment to bio basin and surrounding batters two (2) months after chipping, before being spread on site. correct depth allowing for 'settling'. Soil greater than 10mm in depth is not to be placed
over the rootball or against the stem. All 300mm pot and larger plant material is to be g) Remove all nursery stakes at time of planting.
· Mowing edge supply and install Forest blend mulch is the preferred mulch for all areas.
guyed and staked as per advanced Tree Planting Detail unless otherwise approved by h) Replace failed, dead or dying trees and plants.
· Containerised plant material - supply and installation of planting stock as Tip mulch is not appropriate for the following reasons: the Superintendent. Smaller plant stock is to be staked as necessary. Stakes shall not i) Reinstate any defective or poorly performing landscape works during the
per planting schedules o may not be of uniform size and quality. pass through the rootball of plant at time of planting or any time thereafter. Nursery establishment period.
o it may contain material from diseased vegetation, which may stakes are to be removed within 3 months of planting.
· Organic mulch - supply and installation spread potentially fatal diseases (e.g. Phellinus), fungus or j) Contractor shall record inspections in a written log book.
· 12 week establishment of landscape works pathogens, (e.g. Phytophtora). Stock may be rejected if plants are: k) All watering shall be recorded and water dockets supplied upon request from
· 12 week establishment of biobasin o mulch that is not properly composted may introduce weed seeds. Superintendent. Watering hours shall not exceed that scheduled in the Landscape
o can often be hydrophobic, causing drought stress in plants. a) undersized proportional to specified container size or if Contract unless explicitly written instructions from the Superintendent is obtained.
· Attendance at Council pre-start, on and off-maintenance meetings
o possible growth inhibiting properties due to phytotoxic chemicals e.g. the root system is underdeveloped l) Mulch levels are to be the depth as specified throughout the establishment period
· 9 month maintenance of landscape works following establishment period polyphenols. and at the end of the establishment period.
b) oversized proportional to specified container size or
· 9 month maintenance of biobasin planting following establishment period o poorly composted mulch may cause nitrogen draw down, locking up
nutrients needed for plant growth. severely root bound
Exclusions to Landscape Scope
o may contain metals and other rubbish which may cause a health risk c) unbalanced or uncharacteristic of normal or specified MAINTENANCE
to workers. growth pattern for the species
Footpaths Mulch to be spread before planting to prevent erosion, loss of soil moisture a) Maintenance period is to be 9 months from the end of the establishment period
Retaining Walls and weed seed germination. d) not suitably acclimatised for the specific environment unless otherwise specified.
Fencing Mulch is to be installed as per landscape drawing, to a depth of 100mm e) diseased, infested with pests or suffering from other b) Monitor plant performance and stress frequently and
Bulk shaping of earthworks & fill unless otherwise specified. form of significant stress take appropriate remedial action.
Stormwater inlets/outlets to Bio-basin Mulch depth is not to exceed 150mm. Deep mulching - particularly with mulch
f) tree stock is not compliant with AS2303:2018-Tree Stock for Landscape Use, and c) Mow turf fortnightly.
containing fines - can restrict air flow causing anaerobic decomposition to
take place. A possible side effect of this is alcohol production which has the is not certified as compliant by level 5 Arborist
d) Prune shrubs and trees as required.
SOIL AND MULCH potential to damage plant cell walls and roots. Anaerobic compost may not e) Remove all stakes prior to off-maintenance inspection.
have a high enough temperatures to effectively destroy pathogens.
f) Fertilise all plants during maintenance period as required.
SOIL TESTING Rake mulch to an even surface level with surrounding finish.
g) Replace damaged / failed trees and plants.
Spread mulch so it is smooth and evenly graded between design surface
A bulked sample soil test from a NATA registered laboratory on site topsoil is
being obtained and will be provided to the contractor. Test for pH, organic
levels, sloped towards the base of the plant stems. STREET TREE SETBACK DISTANCES h) Reinstate any damaged landscape works damaged during the maintenance
period.
Mulches are not to be in contact with plant stems. Ensure mulch is no closer
matter, Ca / Mg Ratio, Nitrate-N, Ammonium-N, P, Ca, Mg, K, So, S, Al, Si, B, to the stem than: i) Contractor shall record inspections in a written log book.
From street lights: 3m
Fe, Ma, Cu, Z, Mo, Co, Se. Soil is to be ameliorated to appropriate levels for o 50mm for shrubs
From driveways: 2.5m
proposed planting in accordance with recommendations of suitably qualified o 100mm for trees. From sw pits: 2m REINSTATEMENT
agronomist or soil scientist. Obtain seperate tests for various soils used in Form a small bermed dish around plant stems to facilitate flow of water and From underground water / sewer: 1m The Contractor will be responsible for the reinstatement of any surfaces, items, structures
works. nutrients to rootball. From all other underground services: 1m or anything disturbed or damaged as a result of the execution of the works by them or
Preferably, the area beneath tree canopy (dripline) is to be blanket mulched. their sub-contractors. Remove any debris, spoil, surplus materials from the site
EXCAVATION AND DRAINAGE Surrounds of plants planted in riplines (plough lines "ripped" into soil to Provide Arborist AS2303:2018-Tree Stock for Landscape Use certification for all trees. responsibly. Damage caused by vandalism or third parties shall be rectified and treated
decompact and loosen soil) and grass areas, provide mulch to 750mm Provide soil amelioration certificate from qualified Agronomist. Provide AS4419 compliance as a variation subject to written approval from the Superintendent.
Break up and remove any debris from construction works to achieve required diameter with trunk at centre. certificate for all imported soil
planting depths. Excavate to bring the subsoil to a minimum of 300 mm below
finished design levels. Shape the subsoil to fall to subsoil drains where
Hoop pine mulch is not to be used around species that are susceptible to
CONTRACT
applicable. Break up the subsoil to a further depth of 100-150 mm (refer to
spec). Sub-surface drainage as per the attached details is to be incorporated fungal infection by Phellinus noxius, for example: EXISTING TREE - PROTECTION METHODOLGY
Any variation to the contract must be made in writing by the Superintendent. Any
to all planting areas that are enclosed by hard edging, are located on o Araucaria spp.
Tree protection fencing (TPZ) is to consist of orange plastic safety mesh fence (1m high) variation to agreed schedule of rates shall not be considered unless the contractor has
controlled compacted fill and not otherwise drained. Imported and site soil is o Ficus spp. written approval from the Superintendent to carry out such additional work or variation
to be mixed insitu. o Eucalypts (Eucalyptus, Corymbia and Angophora species) supported by star picket posts at nominal 1.5m centres and tied in three locations with plastic
prior to the work being carried out. The whole of the contract including maintenance shall
rip-stop ties or galvanised wire nom. 3mm gauge. Provide 3mm galvanised wire weaved
o Poinciana (Delonix regia) be completed to the satisfaction of the Superintendent.
TOPSOIL - SUPPLY AND PLACEMENT through top edge of mesh and secure tightly to each star picket post. Fix 'Construction No Go
o Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia)
Zone' sign at top section of fence at 25m intervals. Ensure that no storage or placement of bulk
o Avocado (Persea americana).
Turf areas are to be filled with fit for purpose ameliorated site topsoil to a and/or harmful materials occurs under protected tree drip-lines; do not store or manoeuver VEHICLES
minimum of 100 mm depth over cultivated sub-grade. heavy machinery under or within the drip-line of protected tree canopies; do not attach guys or
SEDIMENT AND EROSION stays to any protected trees; and any excavation within the tree drip-line is to be done by hand
General Planting areas are to be filled with fit for purpose ameliorated site The Contractor shall ensure that measures are undertaken to minimize methods to prevent damage to root systems. Ensure suitable stormwater measures/devices The Contractor is to ensure that transport used in the execution of the project will prevent
topsoil to a minimum of 300 mm depth over cultivated sub-grade. erosion of exposed surfaces during the life of the project. Any localized are implemented to prevent contamination due to erosion of disturbed areas. dropping of materials on streets, public and private areas. Cover all loads appropriately to
overland flow causing scour through the site is to be rectified by the ensure no loss of load. Ensure that all wheels, tracks and body surfaces of all vehicles
Contractor with appropriate methods determined in consultation with the All debris such as plastics, building materials and other dumped vegetative matter is to be and plant entering and leaving the site are free of mud and debris and that site soil or
Amenity Revegetation planting areas are to be filled with fit for purpose Superintendent. The Contractor shall inspect the site after each significant disposed of appropriately and at regular intervals and not stockpiled on site unless written debris is not carried onto adjacent streets or lands.
ameliorated site topsoil to a minimum of 100 mm depth over cultivated rain event for erosion. instructions from Superintendent.
sub-grade.
Landscape works are to be undertaken as per MRTS 16. Existing trees marked to be retained must be protected from damage to ensure that the tree
Street tree pits are to be are to be filled with fit for purpose ameliorated site health is maintained with appropriate fences and signage. The following is the minimum
topsoil to a minimum of 0.5m³ volume. ROOT BARRIERS excepted:
Install root barrier as noted on Landscape Plans L200 and L201. - Do not store or place bulk and/or harmful materials under or within the drip line of trees.
Supplier of any imported soils, as well as intended mix is to be nominated - Do not store or maneuver heavy machinery under or within the drip line of the tree canopy.
prior to start of works and approved by Superintendent. Suggested root barrier 'Rootstop Recycled Root Barrier' 900mm wide. - Prevent wind blown materials such as cement from harming the tree.
Excavate 900mm deep trench along edge of pipe (ensure care is taken - Prevent damage to tree bark. Do not attach stays, guys or like to the trees.
Add and mix composted material to topsoil when spreading to help inoculate adjacent any subsurface infrastructure). Install root barrier to provide linear
soil. - Any excavation within the tree drip line is to be done by hand methods to prevent damage to
barrier and backfill. Avoid having joins - if join is unavoidable ensure
A slow release fertiliser such as 'Osmocote' or equivalent is to be root systems.
appropriate barrier jointing tape is applied - suggested product to be Rootstop
incorporated with individual planting in accordance with the Manufacturer's Barrier Jointing Tape - RST7230. Suggested supplier to be Arbor Green
recommendations. Landscape Products Tel. 1300 760 642.
Soil is to be mounded to facilitate good drainage (max 1:3 grade).
To improve the water holding capacity of the dry and well drained soils on
site, addition of a moisture holding product such as 'Hydrocell' or 'Rainsaver'
is recommended following Manufacturer's guidelines.
Finish topsoil flush with abutting kerbs, mowing strips, and paved surfaces
unless otherwise shown. Feather edges into adjoining undisturbed ground.
Approved by: James Oliver (AILA)
Checked - JO Drawing title - Project - Site - Project No. 233467 Sheet No. L002
Design - JO Drawn - JO LANDSCAPE SPECIFICATIONS Proposed 1 into 3 Development 62 Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy
D 24/03/2025 UPDATED PROJECT NAME AR Digital Ref : 233467 L000 Cover Sheets Issue : D
C 12.03.2025 FOR APPROVAL JO
Scales - AS SHOWN B 24.09.2024 FOR APPROVAL IL 124 DUPORTH AVENUE Ph (07) 5443 7777 Client - This Document is copyright and shall not be copied
PO BOX 16 Fax (07) 5443 7577 without written approval, nor shall it be used except
Document Stage - FOR APPROVAL
A 31.05.2024 PRELIMINARY - FOR COORDINATION ONLY JO
MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 Noosa Council for the Development and the Site Specified.
Issue Date Description By E-MAIL: [email protected]
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10m Eastern Landscape Buffer.
Refer to plans and plant schedule for species.
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Approved by: James Oliver (AILA)
Checked - JO Drawing title - Project - Site - Project No. 233467 Sheet No. L003
Design - JO Drawn - JO Proposed 1 into 3 Development 62 Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy
D 24/03/2025 UPDATED PROJECT NAME AR Digital Ref : 233467 L000 Cover Sheets Issue : D
C 12.03.2025 FOR APPROVAL JO
Scales - AS SHOWN B 24.09.2024 FOR APPROVAL IL 124 DUPORTH AVENUE Ph (07) 5443 7777 Client - This Document is copyright and shall not be copied
PO BOX 16 Fax (07) 5443 7577 without written approval, nor shall it be used except
Document Stage - FOR APPROVAL
A 31.05.2024 PRELIMINARY - FOR COORDINATION ONLY JO
MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 Noosa Council for the Development and the Site Specified.
Issue Date Description By E-MAIL: [email protected]
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REFER ADJACENT
Legend
EXISTING PROPERTY BOUNDARY
103
4 MEL thy NEW PROPERTY BOUNDARY
2 MET LE 3 BAC myr
3
10
20 DIA cae
106
102
BIOBASIN - REFER
104
102
TREES FOR REMOVAL
TO DETAIL PLANS - REFER VEGETATION ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
3 FIC nod SHEET L500
TREES
REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE
103
102
102
2 MET LE
102
FEATURE PLANTS, SHRUBS AND GRASSES
REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE
2 LEP MB
104
102
GROUNDCOVERS OR MASS PLANTINGS
2 LOM hys REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE
105
3 SYN gla
TURF
103
103
101
1 LEP MB TU REFER SPEC/NOTES
REFER TO DETAIL
3 MET LE PA GENERAL PLANTING AREA
6 DIA cae REFER SPEC/NOTES
103
120 DIA cae REFER TO DETAIL
3 CAL RR PA MEDIAN PLANTING AREA
REFER SPEC/NOTES
104
REFER TO DETAIL
3 LOM hys
5
AMENITY REVEG AREA
10
2 MEL MQ ARV
101
REFER SPEC/NOTES
REFER DETAIL
TE TIMBER EDGE
102
TIMBER
TU 15 DIA cae REFER TO SPEC / DETAIL
PAVEMENT TYPE 1
102
TU
P1
REFER SPEC/NOTES
103
9 LOM mul
104
REFER TO DETAIL
Pedestrain cross over by civil. BIO BASIN PLANTING AREA
105
5 FIC nod BBPA
Remediation turf allowance to REFER SPEC/NOTES
surrounds. Ensure level with 1 BAN rob REFER TO DETAIL
TU
surrounds and top-dress as CM SURFACE TREATMENT
Refer to IPWEA Standard
103
102
required to ensure no trip COIR AND MULCH -GS-010
Drawing REFER SPEC
for Root Barrier
hazards. TOTAL = 186 SQU. METRES
103
104
2 MEL MQ
3 WAT flo MAINTENANCE ACCESS GATE
REFER TO BIO BASIN PLAN &
103
104
NOOSA COUNCIL STANDARD DETAIL
106
3 CALWA
B1 BOLLARDS - TYPE 1
REFER TO DETAIL
102
3 CAL RR
10
2 B2 BOLLARDS - TYPE 2
REFER TO DETAIL
ROOT BARRIER
1
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4 LOM mul
102
REFER SPEC/NOTES
103
REFER TO DETAIL
9 DIA cae
103
Existing exotic tree to be removed.
104
103
1 ALP cae
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10
Median planting. Install gravel
Timber edge
drainage connection to back of
REFER TO SHEET - L200
refer to detail
kerb. Coordinate with civil
contractor to ensure suitable
TU
excavation of median is achieved
prior to planting.
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18 MYO par
Refer to IPWEA Standard 3 ALP cae
Drawing GS-01022
for Root Barrier
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Root barrier to all street tree Area of existing native vegetation to be
106
1 TRI LU
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plantings adjacent to footpath
103
retained and protected where possible.
45 LOM hys 1 ALP cae
edges. 6 MYO par
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5 COR pet
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Timber edge
refer to detail
1 BAN rob
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7 LOM mul
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BIOBASIN - REFER 3 ACR imp
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3 ACR imp
5 LOM hys 1 BAN rob
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TO DETAIL PLANS - 1 CAL sal
5 MEL aze 0 2 4 6 8 10 (A1) 1:200 20
103
SHEET L500 (A3) 1:400
Metres
101
REFER ADJACENT 107
Approved by: James Oliver (AILA)
Checked - JO Drawing title - Project - Site - Project No. 233467 Sheet No. L100
Design - JO Drawn - JO LANDSCAPE PLANS Proposed 1 into 3 Development 62 Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy
D 24/03/2025 UPDATED PROJECT NAME AR Digital Ref : 233467 L100 Landscape Plans Issue : D
C 12.03.2025 FOR APPROVAL JO LAKE MACDONALD DRIVE WORKS
Scales - AS SHOWN B 24.09.2024 FOR APPROVAL IL 124 DUPORTH AVENUE Ph (07) 5443 7777 Client - This Document is copyright and shall not be copied
PO BOX 16 Fax (07) 5443 7577 without written approval, nor shall it be used except
Document Stage - FOR APPROVAL
A 31.05.2024 PRELIMINARY - FOR COORDINATION ONLY JO
MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 Noosa Council for the Development and the Site Specified.
Issue Date Description By E-MAIL: [email protected]
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Legend
EXISTING PROPERTY BOUNDARY
NEW PROPERTY BOUNDARY
TREES FOR REMOVAL
REFER VEGETATION ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
REFER TO SHEET - L100 1x Existing Street Tree to be
retained and protected where TREES
possible. If retention is not REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE
possible replace with new
1x Street Tree
TU FEATURE PLANTS, SHRUBS AND GRASSES
105
REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE
TE
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TE
GROUNDCOVERS OR MASS PLANTINGS
Timber edge REFER TO PLANT SCHEDULE
2 TRI LU refer to detail
103
18 MYO par 2 TRI LU TURF
TU REFER SPEC/NOTES
104
Pedestrain cross over by civil. 22 MYO par 106
REFER TO DETAIL
7 PA GENERAL PLANTING AREA
10
3m wide maintenance REFER SPEC/NOTES
103
1 TRI LU access - refer to Engineer's Make good existing REFER TO DETAIL
6 MYO par documentation adjacent turf MEDIAN PLANTING AREA
PA
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103 REFER TO DETAIL
TU AMENITY REVEG AREA
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ARV
TU 3 GRE bai REFER SPEC/NOTES
REFER DETAIL
103
10
5
2 ACM PR TE TIMBER EDGE
TIMBER
3
TU ARV. REFER TO SPEC / DETAIL
10
Revegetation Style Amenity Planting to Buffer. P1 PAVEMENT TYPE 1
105
TU Amenity reveg REFER SPEC/NOTES
106
103 planting. ARV 6 ACM PR 4 SYZ BB REFER TO DETAIL
3 ACR imp 3 ACR imp 106
TU BBPA BIO BASIN PLANTING AREA
1 MEL aze
REFER SPEC/NOTES
5 MEL aze REFER TO DETAIL
103
CM SURFACE TREATMENT
Timber edge COIR AND MULCH - REFER SPEC
refer to detail TOTAL = 186 SQU. METRES
1 TRI LU ARV
LAKE MACDONALD ARV
ARV
ARV MAINTENANCE ACCESS GATE
REFER TO BIO BASIN PLAN &
TU
6 MYO par 2
DRIVE NOOSA COUNCIL STANDARD DETAIL
103
WAT flo
106
107
MEL thy B1 BOLLARDS - TYPE 1
INTERSECTION
REFER TO SHEET - L201
8 ALP cae REFER TO DETAIL
MET LE 3 BAC myr 4 MEL MQ
AND BIOBASIN - 2 SYZ BB 5 SYZ BB
B2 BOLLARDS - TYPE 2
20 DIA cae 1 STE sin
REFER TO DETAIL 1 MEL MQ 3 TRI LU
REFER TO DETAIL
104
PLANS - SHEETS 30 MYO par ROOT BARRIER
REFER SPEC/NOTES
L100 AND L500 TU
TU
REFER TO DETAIL
3 FIC nod ARV ARV
TU
2 MEL aze
TU
ARV
5
10
103
2 MET LE Timber edge
Plant all stock half their mature width from
refer to detail
edge of pathway - minimum 500mm width of
2 LEP MB mulch to be continuously placed along
pathway edge
6
10
7
2 LOM hys
10
3 SYN gla
108
103
1 LEP MB
3 MET LE
6 DIA cae
103
REFER TO SHEET L100
0 2 4 6 8 10 (A1) 1:200 20
Metres
(A3) 1:400
Approved by: James Oliver (AILA)
Checked - JO Drawing title - Project - Site - Project No. 233467 Sheet No. L200
Design - JO Drawn - JO LANDSCAPE PLANS Proposed 1 into 3 Development 62 Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy
D 24/03/2025 UPDATED PROJECT NAME AR Digital Ref : 233467 L100 Landscape Plans Issue : D
C 12.03.2025 FOR APPROVAL JO DIANELLA COURT INTERSECTION
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PO BOX 16 Fax (07) 5443 7577 without written approval, nor shall it be used except
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MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 Noosa Council for the Development and the Site Specified.
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111
5
113
11
4 ACM PR
112
ARV.
115
5 SYZ BB Revegetation Style Amenity Planting to Buffer. 116
STE sin
1 TRI lau
116
117
1 XAN chr 1 XAN chr 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 WAT flo 1 STE sin 1 WAT flo 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 BUC cel 115
1 TRI lau 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 117
BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 WAT flo
REFER SHEET - L200
110
112
ARV
113
115
109
REFER ADJACENT
3 SYZ BB 108
2 LOM hys
Planting Module 1 refer below Planting Module 2 refer below
116
1 LOM hys
2 JAC sco 15 MYO par 2 AUS dul
4 LOM hys 1 SYZ BB
6 LEP pol 1 BUC cel 30 MYO par 15 MYO par
TU 1 CAL sal 10 MYO par 1 WAT flo 1 WAT flo 1 TRI lau 1 WAT flo 1 BUC cel
1 BUC cel 30 MYO par 1 ALP cae 1 BUC cel 30 MYO par 30 MYO par 30 MYO par
4 ALP cae 1 MEL MQ 1 MEL MQ 2 MEL MQ
2 MET LE 2 MET LE 2 MET LE 2 MET LE
117
TU
TU
PT1 PT1 PT1 PT1 PT1 PT1
111
TU
B1
B1
B1
B2
B1
B2
TU TU TU
B2
114
15 MYO par
B1
TU
B1
Pavement Type 1
REFER TO SHEET - L300 Concrete threshold between
carparking bay and footpath.
ARV.
116
STE sin 1
116
112
Revegetation Style Amenity Planting to Buffer.
117
111 110
116 115
114 113
1 WAT flo 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 BUC cel 1 WAT flo 1 STE sin 1 WAT flo 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau 1 BUC cel
117
111
112
117 116 115
112
110
REFER ADJACENT
110
1
11
113
ARV
118
B1 B1 B1 B1 B1 B2 B2 B2 B1
114
Planting Module 1 refer below Planting Module 2 refer below
1
11
Removable timber bollard 112
1 BUC cel at 1.5m spacings.
2 MEL MQ TU
115
11 MYO par Refer to detail. 116
117
TU
8
11
11 MYO par Standard timber bollards x 9 at 1.5m spacings.
Refer to detail. 0 2 4 6 8 10 (A1) 1:200 20
112
3
Metres
11
(A3) 1:400
118
TU
B1
B1
119
119
TU 4
B1
11
B1
B1
B1
120
16m 16m
5
11
117 6
B1
11
B1
TU
3 LEP pol 118
3 ALP cae
B1
114
2 GRE ban Tree Species. 2 JAC sco Tree Species.
B1
Refer to L201 2 GRE ban Refer to L201 2 GRE ban
B1
2 BAN rob
1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau WAT flo 2 GRE ban
1 BUC cel 1 TRI lau
B1
113
GENERAL BUFFER NOTES
The proposed 10m buffer width will generally be set out as per the
typical planting plan shown here. 160m2 Groundcover Amenity Reveg Area
Continued maintenance, pruning and additional planting is likely to be 1 BAN rob 10m Eastern Landscape Buffer 1 JAC sco
required throughout the life of the buffer to create and maintain the 5 ALP cae - Even mix of 1 groundcover/grasse per 1m2 5 LEP pol
1 ALP cae 1 LEP pol
desired optical porosity to maximise visual filtering. - Refer to plant schedule for species
NOTE: 2 PUL vil 2 LOM hys
Canopy circles are indicative of semi-mature growth only.
113
115
10m
10m
1 JAC sco 1 SYZ BB 1 GRE ban 1 SYZ BB
Shrub plantings are to be planted at varying centres ranging between
(1.5-2m) and (2-2.5m) ensuring gaps in foliage for maintenance 3 LOM hys 4 BLE spp. 3 PUL vil 4 LOM hys
access and intermittent views to shrubs at back.
1 BAN spi ARV 1 BAN spi ARV
160m2 Amenity Reveg Area
Plant 1-1.5m height shrubs in staggered rows. Ensure species 10m Eastern Landscape Buffer
selections have mature heights that will not grow to touch the lower 2 CAL RR - Even mix of 1 groundcover/grasse per 1m2 2 SYZ BB
branches of the trees in zone 1 to keep a clear zone between foliage. 2 BLE spp. - Refer to plant schedule for species 2 AUS dul
Plant 2-3m ht species at 2m centres.
Create maximum diversity along the boundary by alternating species
plantings. Plant smallest shrubs in the row closest to the fence. Road kerb edge Road kerb edge
2 AUS dul 1 AUS dul 1 BAN spi
2 LOM hys 2 SYZ BB
Planting Module 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 (A1) 1:100 10
Metres
Planting Module 2
(A3) 1:200
Approved by: James Oliver (AILA)
Checked - JO Drawing title - Project - Site - Project No. 233467 Sheet No. L201
Design - JO Drawn - JO LANDSCAPE PLANS Proposed 1 into 3 Development 62 Lake MacDonald Drive, Cooroy
D 24/03/2025 UPDATED PROJECT NAME AR Digital Ref : 233467 L100 Landscape Plans Issue : D
C 12.03.2025 FOR APPROVAL JO PROPOSED ROAD
Scales - AS SHOWN B 24.09.2024 FOR APPROVAL IL 124 DUPORTH AVENUE Ph (07) 5443 7777 Client - This Document is copyright and shall not be copied
PO BOX 16 Fax (07) 5443 7577 without written approval, nor shall it be used except
Document Stage - FOR APPROVAL
A 31.05.2024 PRELIMINARY - FOR COORDINATION ONLY JO
MAROOCHYDORE QLD 4558 Noosa Council for the Development and the Site Specified.
Issue Date Description By E-MAIL: [email protected]
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