to support thermal comfort and reduce top gardens and improve on-site storm water soil areas total 39sqm with a dimension of under the urban heat island effect. infiltration. 3 metres requiring a variation to the total area – and dimension. Maximise deep soil areas for planting of canopy trees. Integrate planting and water management. Planting has been provided via a submitted landscape plan, with provisions made for five (5) Developments should provide the deep soil areas and moonah trees. Although these tress have been canopy trees specified in Table B5. provided, it is considered that the proposal should If the development cannot provide the deep soil areas meet the minimum requirements of the standard and canopy trees specified in Table B5, an equivalent to complement the existing landscape character canopy cover should be achieved by providing either: of Barwon Heads, particularly given the sites Canopy trees or climbers (over a pergola) with exposed position. planter pits sized appropriately for the mature tree soil volume requirements. Additional tree planting and deep soil areas would Vegetated planters, green roofs or green facades. be of a benefit to the proposal. Clause 55.07-5 B39 Complies Integrated water and stormwater Buildings should be designed to collect rainwater for Council's Engineering Department has provided non-drinking purposes such as flushing toilets, laundry support and conditions relating to appropriate management objectives appliances and garden use. water and stormwater management. It is To encourage the use of alternative considered that the proposal meets this objective water sources such as rainwater, Buildings should be connected to a non-potable dual and standard. stormwater and recycled water. pipe reticulated water supply, where available from the water authority. To facilitate stormwater collection, utilisation and infiltration within the The stormwater management system should be: development. Designed to meet the current best practice To encourage development that performance objectives for reduces the impact of stormwater stormwater quality as contained in the Urban on the drainage system and filters Stormwater Best Practice – sediment and waste from stormwater Environmental Management Guidelines (Victorian prior to discharge from the site. Stormwater Committee 1999) as amended.
to support thermal comfort and reduce the urban heat island effect. top gardens and improve on-site storm water infiltration. Maximise deep soil areas for planting of canopy trees. Integrate planting and water management. Developments should provide the deep soil areas and canopy trees specified in Table B5. If the development cannot provide the deep soil areas and canopy trees specified in Table B5, an equivalent canopy cover should be achieved by providing either: Canopy trees or climbers (over a pergola) with planter pits sized appropriately for the mature tree soil volume requirements. Vegetated planters, green roofs or green facades. soil areas total 39sqm with a dimension of under 3 metres – requiring a variation to the total area and dimension. Planting has been provided via a submitted landscape plan, with provisions made for five (5) moonah trees. Although these tress have been provided, it is considered that the proposal should meet the minimum requirements of the standard to complement the existing landscape character of Barwon Heads, particularly given the sites exposed position. Additional tree planting and deep soil areas would be of a benefit to the proposal. Clause 55.07-5 Integrated water and stormwater management objectives To encourage the use of alternative water sources such as rainwater, stormwater and recycled water. To facilitate stormwater collection, utilisation and infiltration within the development. To encourage development that reduces the impact of stormwater on the drainage system and filters sediment and waste from stormwater prior to discharge from the site. B39 Buildings should be designed to collect rainwater for non-drinking purposes such as flushing toilets, laundry appliances and garden use. Buildings should be connected to a non-potable dual pipe reticulated water supply, where available from the water authority. The stormwater management system should be: Designed to meet the current best practice performance objectives for stormwater quality as contained in the Urban Stormwater – Best Practice Environmental Management Guidelines (Victorian Stormwater Committee 1999) as amended. Complies Council's Engineering Department has provided support and conditions relating to appropriate water and stormwater management. It is considered that the proposal meets this objective and standard.
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