have a minimum height of 4m and a 3m spread at the time of planting; are capable of growing to a minimum canopy diameter of 8m and a minimum height of 15m within 5 years of planting; are subtropical tree species consistent with the Planting species planning scheme policy. PO5 AO5.1 Development ensures that deep planting Development ensures that deep planting is areas are positioned to maximise existing located to retain and surround any existing site features. large trees on site. AO5.2 Development has deep planting that is with existing deep planting or existing large trees on adjoining sites to create contiguous deep-planting areas. PO6 AO6 Development has a landscape design that Development has a minimum of 25% of all contributes positively to the subtropical trees capable of growing above the height of character, amenity and microclimate of the the eaves of the building at maturity. site, maximising passive cooling and heating within the site. PO7 AO7.1 Development ensures that conflicts between Development has car parking areas for pedestrians and vehicles are minimised and pick-up that are located so as to both on site and off site. be visible from the road and to maintain the amenity of the street and adjacent properties. AO7.2 Development has separate accessible, safe and clearly visible pedestrian access for carers to drop off and collect children that is provided to the entrance of the building from the footpath and the car parking area. PO8 AO8 Development clearly delineates property Development incorporates the key elements ownership in terms of public areas, of crime prevention through environmental areas and private areas to make design in its layout, building or structure unauthorised access more apparent. design and landscaping by: facilitating casual surveillance opportunities and including good sightlines to publicly accessible areas such as car parks, pathways and communal areas; defining different uses and ownerships through design and restricting access from non-residential uses into private residential dwellings; promoting safety and minimising opportunities for graffiti and vandalism through exterior building design and orientation of buildings and use of active frontages;
have a minimum height of 4m and a 3m spread at the time of planting; are capable of growing to a minimum canopy diameter of 8m and a minimum height of 15m within 5 years of planting; are subtropical tree species consistent with the Planting species planning scheme policy. PO5 Development ensures that deep planting areas are positioned to maximise existing site features. AO5.1 Development ensures that deep planting is located to retain and surround any existing large trees on site. AO5.2 Development has deep planting that is with existing deep planting or existing large trees on adjoining sites to create contiguous deep-planting areas. PO6 Development has a landscape design that contributes positively to the subtropical character, amenity and microclimate of the site, maximising passive cooling and heating within the site. AO6 Development has a minimum of 25% of all trees capable of growing above the height of the eaves of the building at maturity. PO7 Development ensures that conflicts between pedestrians and vehicles are minimised both on site and off site. AO7.1 Development has car parking areas for and pick-up that are located so as to be visible from the road and to maintain the amenity of the street and adjacent properties. AO7.2 Development has separate accessible, safe and clearly visible pedestrian access for carers to drop off and collect children that is provided to the entrance of the building from the footpath and the car parking area. PO8 Development clearly delineates property ownership in terms of public areas, areas and private areas to make unauthorised access more apparent. AO8 Development incorporates the key elements of crime prevention through environmental design in its layout, building or structure design and landscaping by: facilitating casual surveillance opportunities and including good sightlines to publicly accessible areas such as car parks, pathways and communal areas; defining different uses and ownerships through design and restricting access from non-residential uses into private residential dwellings; promoting safety and minimising opportunities for graffiti and vandalism through exterior building design and orientation of buildings and use of active frontages;
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