Gardens Where possible gardens will be graded using natural contours of the land and in some cases this may involve the creation of new slopes or the formation of retaining walls. Landscaping with shrubs and turf to front gardens and a footpath. The rear gardens are to be rotovated topsoil with a footpath constructed of paving slabs leading to a rotary clothes drier, which is provided. The prevalent natural ground condition on the development is a clay type soil. This type of soil is known for its nutritional value and whilst it can be more difficult to cultivate there are many types of trees and shrubs which will thrive in such conditions. Gravel topped French drains may be included to aid drainage, these will need to be retained and maintained. General drainage will be improved by garden establishment and maintenance. Parking, driveways & garages Driveways are to have a lock block running surface, except on plots 524-568, 569-577, 597-611 and 624-631, where lock block will cover the first 6 metres from the pavement, with loose gravel thereafter. Garages will have an “up and over” retractable, vertically entrance door, with brown painted finish. Internal walls and ceilings of garages will be lined and painted. Garages will be equipped with power and lighting. For the AT12/13 apartment types, one parking space is owned by each plot and will be numbered accordingly, with additional visitor space/s being shared and not falling within the title/ownership of the apartment. Street lighting Designed in accordance with Authority Guidelines. Fencing, hedging and walling Plot specific details may be checked on site plans. Efflorescence and bloom’ ‘lime Natural within wall materials may appear as a white deposit on external and internal walls as part of the normal drying out process. These are neither harmful nor detrimental to wall finish, durability or strength in the long term. Exposure to normal weather conditions and naturally acidic rain water usually removes the majority of such deposits within the first year of completion. Factoring All public open spaces and play areas will be maintained by a factor appointed by Scotia. The HT 40 house type will have factor allocated parking.
Gardens Where possible gardens will be graded using natural contours of the land and in some cases this may involve the creation of new slopes or the formation of retaining walls. Landscaping with shrubs and turf to front gardens and a footpath. The rear gardens are to be rotovated topsoil with a footpath constructed of paving slabs leading to a rotary clothes drier, which is provided. The prevalent natural ground condition on the development is a clay type soil. This type of soil is known for its nutritional value and whilst it can be more difficult to cultivate there are many types of trees and shrubs which will thrive in such conditions. Gravel topped French drains may be included to aid drainage, these will need to be retained and maintained. General drainage will be improved by garden establishment and maintenance. Parking, driveways & garages Driveways are to have a lock block running surface, except on plots 524-568, 569-577, 597-611 and 624-631, where lock block will cover the first 6 metres from the pavement, with loose gravel thereafter. Garages will have an “up and over” retractable, vertically entrance door, with brown painted finish. Internal walls and ceilings of garages will be lined and painted. Garages will be equipped with power and lighting. For the AT12/13 apartment types, one parking space is owned by each plot and will be numbered accordingly, with additional visitor space/s being shared and not falling within the title/ownership of the apartment. Street lighting Designed in accordance with Authority Guidelines. Fencing, hedging and walling Plot specific details may be checked on site plans. Efflorescence and ‘lime bloom’ Natural within wall materials may appear as a white deposit on external and internal walls as part of the normal drying out process. These are neither harmful nor detrimental to wall finish, durability or strength in the long term. Exposure to normal weather conditions and naturally acidic rain water usually removes the majority of such deposits within the first year of completion. Factoring All public open spaces and play areas will be maintained by a factor appointed by Scotia. The HT 40 house type will have factor allocated parking.
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