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Code Assessment - 12 Eenie Creek Rd (RESOLVED DRAFT)
use; structures; Performance AO10.2 For landscaping around
species selection complementing species
outcomes (f) are not harmful to pool areas— Acceptable Outcomes
occurring locally.
pedestrians, particularly around (a) no more than 25% of the
schools, childcare centres, shopping landscaping is with exotic plant
areas and other high pedestrian species, provided none of the plant
areas; (b) (g) in intens species are undesirable plants
identified in PSP2 Lands
PO11 AO11.1, AO11.2, AO11.3, AO11.4,
Complies with PO
Landscaping of car parking areas is AO11.5
Landscaping is proposed to the frontage
designed to— (a) reduce the visual One advanced canopy tree (a
in the form of a new garden bed and
impact of the development, minimum of 45 litres pot size) is
screen hedging to both side boundaries,
softening the appearance of provided for every 4 car parking
where none presently exists. This
hardstand areas; provide advanced spaces.
enhances the visual amenity of the site
canopy trees to shade vehicles and AO11.2 A minimum area of 5m²
and the Eenie Creek Road corridor,
to (c) reduce reflected radiation; (d) around the base of each canopy
softens the building frontage and
maximise opportunities for tree, is treated with a porous
improves the streetscape. Detailed
infiltration of rainwater onsite; and surface such as mulch with
landscape documentation in accordance
(e) minimise contaminated runoff groundcovers and protected from
with Planning Scheme Policy PSP2 can be
entering the stormwater system and intrusion of vehicles.
provided and conditioned, including
a watercourse. Services, utilities and AO11.3 Runoff from car parking
species selection complementing species
infrastructure areas is directed to landscaped areas
occurring locally.
to minimise contaminated runoff,
including hydrocarbons, entering
the stormwater system and
watercourses.
AO11.4 Canopy trees are protected
from vehicle damage by providing
adequate sized garden beds.
AO11.5 Plants with thorns, fruit or
berries are avoide
PO12 AO12.1, AO12.2, AO12.3, AO12.4
Complies with PO
Vegetation does not pose a risk to Vegetation planted within the
Landscaping is proposed to the frontage
the safety or reliability of services, easement of an overhead powerline
in the form of a new garden bed and
utilities or infrastructure including or, where there is no easement, the
screen hedging to both side boundaries,
substations, overhead powerlines, area of influence of a powerline, has
where none presently exists. This
power poles and transformers, a mature height of no more than 3.5
enhances the visual amenity of the site
street lamps, stormwater catchment metres.
and the Eenie Creek Road corridor,
pits, and underground services and AO12.2 Vegetation planted within
softens the building frontage and
utilities. Performance outcomes an underground powerline
improves the streetscape. Detailed
Acceptable Outcomes power easement does not have a mature
landscape documentation in accordance
AO12.5 With the exception of root system in excess of 150
with Planning Scheme Policy PSP2 can be
electricity infrastructure, trees and millimetres in depth and is not
provided and conditioned, including
large shrubs (a) (b) (c) AO12.6 located directly over the powerline.
species selection complementing species
Plants and inspect service meters, AO12.3 Regardless of the width of
occurring locally.
such as water and electricity the easement, vegetation adjoining
meters. AO12.7 Root barriers are easements must be separated from
installed around trees that are the power pole or other
located within 3 metres of any infrastructure by a distance at least
infrastructure or that have potentia equal to the maximum mature
height of the vegetation.
AO12.4 For p
PO13 AO13.1, AO13.2
Complies with PO
Entry statements to residential or Tree and plant massing are the
Landscaping is proposed to the frontage
business estates are: (a) integrated dominant features of entry
in the form of a new garden bed and
with the natural landscape statements, rather than the entry
screen hedging to both side boundaries,
character of the locality; and (b) being dominated by built elements
where none presently exists. This
require low maintenance. such as masonry walls, waterfalls
enhances the visual amenity of the site
and assembled rock outcrops.
and the Eenie Creek Road corridor,
AO13.2 Landscaped entry
softens the building frontage and
statements are low maintenance
improves the streetscape. Detailed
and located entirely within
landscape documentation in accordance
privately owned land.
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