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Code Assessment - 12 Eenie Creek Rd (RESOLVED DRAFT)
landscape documentation in accordance
with Planning Scheme Policy PSP2 can be
provided and conditioned, including
species selection complementing species
occurring locally.
PO4 AO4
Complies with PO
Street trees in towns and villages, Where a street or locality has an
Landscaping is proposed to the frontage
are consistent with the existing identified character derived from
in the form of a new garden bed and
streetscape character. Performance existing vegetation, similar or
screen hedging to both side boundaries,
outcomes Safety and security identical species are used. Editor’s
where none presently exists. This
Note— character trees may be
enhances the visual amenity of the site
exotic species not endemic to the
and the Eenie Creek Road corridor,
area such as Jacaranda, Poinciana or
softens the building frontage and
Fig Acceptable Outcomes trees.
improves the streetscape. Detailed
landscape documentation in accordance
with Planning Scheme Policy PSP2 can be
provided and conditioned, including
species selection complementing species
occurring locally.
PO5 AO5.1, AO5.2, AO5.3, AO5.4,
Complies with PO
Landscaping is designed and AO5.5, AO5.6, AO5.7, AO5.8,
Landscaping is proposed to the frontage
located to maximise the safety and AO5.9, AO5.10
in the form of a new garden bed and
security of public and private areas Landscaping features like planting,
screen hedging to both side boundaries,
by— (a) clearly defining the changes of material and texture,
where none presently exists. This
boundaries between private and pedestrian shelter, changes of level,
enhances the visual amenity of the site
public spaces; (b) promoting casual artwork, signage, low walls, seating
and the Eenie Creek Road corridor,
surveillance of buildings and public and the like define desired
softens the building frontage and
areas from the street and other movement areas and delineate
improves the streetscape. Detailed
public areas for personal security public and private areas. Editor's
landscape documentation in accordance
reasons; (d) maintaining safe sight Note—Refer to Figure 6.4.4.4 and
with Planning Scheme Policy PSP2 can be
distances to and from road and Figure AP35A
provided and conditioned, including
building corners, car park entrances AO5.2 Landscaping allows adequate
species selection complementing species
and driveways; (e) maintain safe visibility for casual surveillance of
occurring locally.
sight distances at planting bed ends public and semipublic spaces.
within (f) designing to discourage AO5.3 Landscaping including
graffiti; (g) ensuring vegetation does fences, walls, outdoor furniture and
not inhibit the effectiveness of artworks are designed to avoid
street lighting or blind spots or places of
concealment.
AO5.4 Blank solid front fences are
avoided and where a solid wall is
required el
PO6 AO6.1
Complies with PO
Landscaping assists in passive solar Landscape elements are positioned
Landscaping is proposed to the frontage
access, the provision of to shade walls, windows and
in the form of a new garden bed and
Performance outcomes Acceptable outdoor areas from afternoon
screen hedging to both side boundaries,
Outcomes shade, microclimate (western) sun.
where none presently exists. This
management and energy
enhances the visual amenity of the site
conservation. AO6.2 Landscapes
and the Eenie Creek Road corridor,
facilitate winter sun access to living
softens the building frontage and
areas, north facing windows and
improves the streetscape. Detailed
public spaces. AO6.3 Landscapes,
landscape documentation in accordance
fences and walls allow exposure of
with Planning Scheme Policy PSP2 can be
living and public areas to prevailing
provided and conditioned, including
summer breezes and protection
species selection complementing species
against winter winds. AO6.4
occurring locally.
Landscape elements do not shade
solar collector devices during the
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